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Showing posts with label 2019/1 To Melbourne & Back. Show all posts

February/March 2019


To Melbourne via visits to friends and relatives at Coffs Harbour, Newcastle, Central Coast and Sydney.  Then via Kangaroo Valley to Jarvis Bay and back inland through the Snowy Mountains to the Murray.  On to Kyneton for the Lost Trades Fair, then to Melbourne, camping on the Mornington Peninsula.  Back home via Camperdown, Eucha, the Blue Mountains, Sydney and Diamond Head.

24-25 February 2019 - Newcastle

A nice lunch at the Kew Golf Club on the way.







26 - 27 February 2019 - Central Coast

Maitland Bay Track - Bullimah Spur


Bouddi National and a rock engraving by John Oxley 182? and much older indigenous engravings


Little and Red Wattle Birds plus a female Bower Bird on the verandah

Amazing the variety of wildflowers in bloom in Autumn



Bouddi Coastal Walk, the Tessellated Pavement & Gerrin Point


4th March - Jannali to Kangaroo Valley



Fitzroy Falls

Morton National Park

Kangaroo River


5th March 2019 - Kangaroo Valley to Jervis Bay

Bendeela Recreation Area, Kangaroo River
 
 

Hampton Bridge over the Kangaroo River

Cambewarra Mountain Lookout

 
 
Green Patch Campground, Jervis Bay


6th March 2019 - Jervis Bay to Bredbo

Booderee Botanical Gardens, Jervis Bay
Hyams Beach, Jervis Bay



7th March 2019 - Bredbo to Geehi Hut Campground

Bredbo


Geehi Hut Campground

8th March 2019 - Geehi Hut to Police Paddock (on the Murray)


Geehi Hut Campground

Murray 1 Power Station (part of the Snowy Mountains Scheme)
Boggy Creek Trestle Bridge (constructed in 1915)


The old Township of Tallangatta exposed by the low level of the Hume Reservoir. 
The township was relocated five miles to the west in 1956 to allow for the construction on the reservoir.



Camp at Police Paddock on the Murray west of Wadonga

9th March - Police Paddock to Warburton Bridge


Police Paddocks on the Murray River

Rutherglen's Big Wine Bottle - stands 36m tall and is actually a historic brown-brick water tower (c1900).
Glenrowan - Ned Kelly's Last Stand


Visitors at our campsite at Warburton Bridge

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