check out the new remote control Jockey Wheel SmartBar Canegrowers rearview170 Cobb Grill Skid Row Recovery Gear Caravan Industry Association of Australia
Members Login
Username 
 
Password 
    Remember Me  
Post Info TOPIC: Tamworth made it home safely


Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 1266
Date:
Tamworth made it home safely


Well what a trip ive been on ,firstly i landed in crescent head after trudging along the highway in pouring rain all the way water over the road in Ballina once i made it through there i knew ide be fine.

spent two nights in crescent head nsw and then off to port mcq for a night then up to south west rocks to visit ,and then  off to port again to pack up and get ready to head on friday 14th to Tamworth.

Had an unreal trip ,walcha was cold in the morning but once we got to city lights c/van park we set up camp in searing heat and headed for the longyard hotel on of my favs
stayed there till tuesday morning ,i heard that the buses used to be free but that has all changed and you now pay 4.60 each way from the c/van park to town.

im thinking of booking for the whole ten days next year ,we had a ball and my daughter heidi who doesnt usualy get into country music had a hoot we even had pics with adam harvey what a sweetheart he is .

will post some pics now thanks all for your well wishes on our trip was a huge drive home  had to deliver my girlfriend back to  port mcq and then head home so left tamworth 7am and got home to sunshine coast 8pm i was buggered.

Attachments
__________________

glassies



Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 1266
Date:

pictures above me and the gorgeous adam harvey, me taken in the shack ,me with some random indian dude walkin across tamworth bridge , and last but not least the guys camped behind us my friend gail from port mcq and my daughter in the hat

__________________

glassies



The Master

Status: Offline
Posts: 12473
Date:

Great pics glassies. Have always wantd to go to Tamworth Country Music Festival.

A shame pics weren't the right way up. Would have been easier to look at. I was waiting for you to fall off that bale of hay, haha

__________________




Happy Wanderer    

Don't worry, Be Happy! 

Live! Like someone left the gate open

 

 

 



Master (of Mischief)

Status: Offline
Posts: 10942
Date:

HW, glassies did say she was buggered, I just thought she was laying down in those pics

__________________

 

                                 



Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 967
Date:

Hi Glassies, we had a great time in Tamworth too. Stayed at the council park near the bridge. We saw Adam Harvey and yes he is a lovely guy. All cowboyed out now. Last January 2010 attended the Elvis Festival in Parkes and were well and truly Elvised out by the time we left too!!

__________________


Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 3332
Date:

would love to go to the Elvis in parks one year, whats it like ?

__________________

The Drewsterz my band site

Milo Online  my personal site

Love what you do  Do what you Love!!   my motto in life !

 



Senior Member

Status: Offline
Posts: 486
Date:

'On ya Glassies!!!! Looks like you had a beaut time. Thats what living is all about, eh? Was just talking to Dero, and we are trying to organise a trip to Lightening Ridge in the next week or two. Just have to stop being lazy I guess.
Cheers Dellie

__________________


The Master

Status: Offline
Posts: 12473
Date:

milo. It would be magic. A lot of Elvisis all in one place.

__________________




Happy Wanderer    

Don't worry, Be Happy! 

Live! Like someone left the gate open

 

 

 



Senior Member

Status: Offline
Posts: 386
Date:

looks like a great time was had in Tamworth, hope to get there one year myself.

__________________

 



Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 967
Date:

Milo, Elvis festival is a lot of fun. Heaps of Elvis impersonators, music. Can go to the Elvis Museum, and there are festivities at the clubs and pubs. I love the Street Parade, Viva Las Vegas, it's great fun!! Go if you get the opportunity, have to book accommodation. Enjoy

__________________


Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 967
Date:

DellieMay wrote:

'On ya Glassies!!!! Looks like you had a beaut time. Thats what living is all about, eh? Was just talking to Dero, and we are trying to organise a trip to Lightening Ridge in the next week or two. Just have to stop being lazy I guess.
Cheers Dellie



HI

DellieMay, make sure you check is Lightning Ridge is out of flood range, I heard a warning to farmers and campers to move to higher ground because of the water coming down from Qld. Cheers Val



__________________


Senior Member

Status: Offline
Posts: 147
Date:

well done guys seems you had a great time, good to see you got home safe and sound & didn't get washed away,

-- Edited by howdrink on Sunday 23rd of January 2011 08:45:21 AM

__________________
Chris & Joan  toyta prado & traveller Belair
home town Gawler s.a
"Living the Dream"


Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 1266
Date:

yep i tried turning them around but every time i went back to them they were wrong side up again oh well at least i had a pretend lie down hehehehehe :)

It was so hectic spent most days trying to stay out of the heat i saw people camped near the bridge that looks like an alright spot, did hear a lot of thieving goes on though when not so much in a caravan park these days, they reckon the oval is rife with it.

but my theory is its everywhere and if they are gonna steal they are gonna steal

__________________

glassies



Guru

Status: Offline
Posts: 967
Date:

We didn't see or hear of any thieving going on, we were parked at that camp. We had good neighbours, everyone kept an eye on things when others were out. We had a friend come to our camp when we were in town, and two of the neighbours told us that someone had been at our van. But you are right, thieving is rife and thieves are gonna steal anywhere. We might see you guys next year ! Cheers

__________________
Page 1 of 1  sorted by
 
Quick Reply

Please log in to post quick replies.

Tweet this page Post to Digg Post to Del.icio.us
Purchase Grey Nomad bumper stickers Read our daily column, the Nomad News The Grey Nomad's Guidebook