We stayed a couple of nights a the "Bay of Fires" then headed south. We stopped in several places on the way south as the road generally follows the coast and there's interest everywhere.
We've been to Coles Bay before and were lucky to find the best value caravan site ever in the Freycinet National Park ($16 including power and water), on the beach (well back about 50m).
No sooner had we pulled in and set up when the neighbours invited us over for drinks which we repeated for each of the 3 nights we were there. Wine, nibbles and proportional jocularity was amply shared.
Rose and I did a 17km training walk in the national park. We left the camp around 10am and arrived back just before 5pm. We carried full packs. Rose actually carried mine (20kg's+) for a km. We went out to the lodge to celebrate. We slept well that night.
At the lighthouse this morning
Lorraine, Christine, me, Phillip, Glen and Gay. Bob was off getting me a glass of "Black Chook". Rose took the photo.
Looking down at Wineglass Bay from the lookout.
We've been to Coles Bay before and were lucky to find the best value caravan site ever in the Freycinet National Park ($16 including power and water), on the beach (well back about 50m).
No sooner had we pulled in and set up when the neighbours invited us over for drinks which we repeated for each of the 3 nights we were there. Wine, nibbles and proportional jocularity was amply shared.
Rose and I did a 17km training walk in the national park. We left the camp around 10am and arrived back just before 5pm. We carried full packs. Rose actually carried mine (20kg's+) for a km. We went out to the lodge to celebrate. We slept well that night.
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