Monthly Archives: September 2010

Up before sunrise & I disturbed lots of rabbits walking around the homestead yard, then after sunrise I sat in the warm sunshine putting some more words into our blog.  We had a good chat over breakfast with Chris & … Continue reading →

The Cobar Visitor Centre didn’t open until 8.30 am so we had a slow start this morning, refuelled at the Caltex next to the caravan park then had our choice of Karavan parking spots at the Visitor Centre.  Cobar have … Continue reading →

Away from Broken Hill by 9am & we were impressed by the piles of new concrete railway sleepers lined up along the railway line.  There were thousands of new sleepers stretching for many kilometres so that will keep some people … Continue reading →

First up this morning was the Broken Hill Visitor Centre where we bought the walking & driving guide to the historic buildings & sites around town.  We started out with the walk around town & were very impressed with the … Continue reading →

Bacon & eggs on the BBQ was a great start to a cool morning with dew over the hills, caravan & car as the sun was rising over Flinders Ranges & the Heysen Walking Trail.  We had just finished breakfast … Continue reading →

I had another look under the car & decided I needed a different type of strap so headed off to Repco before breakfast, then mucked about with it again back at the caravan park before breakfast.  We got away around … Continue reading →

It was time to have another check of the car & Karavan to make sure everything was still OK with them both.  I crawled under the car to check the rear suspension, rear transfer case, drive shaft, hydraulic springs, parking … Continue reading →

John & Sue decided to leave early before breakfast so that they could get up to Lake Eyre for a flight over the lake while it is full of water, so we parted company a few hours earlier than planned.  … Continue reading →

We awoke to another glorious morning in a bush camp setting, we were surrounded by wildflowers in the Nullarbor Desert.  The multi-coloured wildflowers are certainly pretty, the small compact bushes are covered in delicate little flowers. How lovely is God’s … Continue reading →

Tereza & I went for a walk at 6am along the Esperance waterfront esplanade in front of the caravan park down to the Tanker Wharf, then out along the curved wharf to the end.  The wharf was built in 1934/35 … Continue reading →