Bushy Parker Reserve at Rollingstone

yeoeleven · Guru

Bushy Parker Reserve at Rollingstone

jules47 · The Happy Helper

Paul is sure looking good - must be getting on the road - it is good for the human spirit - and the physical as well!!

Bushy Parker is a good spot - as are all the little spots along that way - where is your next port of call?

billeeeeeee · Guru

How you going young fella, good to see you are cooking,, !!Well!!, trying to cook, things are ok here, just looking out the front window ,on a cloudless day ,at the Indian ocean, bugger life is hard for us old pensioners, been about four months since the M/home was washed, or should I say , four months since it rained,,,hehehe, say hi to Paul, Ps, you herd from the Doctor,??? catch you down the track ,,,,,, Billeeeeeee

yeoeleven · Guru

jules47 wrote:
Paul is sure looking good - must be getting on the road - it is good for the human spirit - and the physical as well!!

Bushy Parker is a good spot - as are all the little spots along that way - where is your next port of call?

Heading off to Ingham tomorrow for a couple of days, then plan to catch up with Dennise at Cardwell. She is staying with one of her carer friends.

Billeee what's this trying to cook????? Every day in every way I am getting better and better..... well not at cooking cry

John

yeoeleven · Guru

Had another great day at Rollingstone, during the morning we went to Balgal Beach camp to have a look around and were surprised to see that we could have fitted in both our rigs. We then went further up the beach where there is another free camp but it is only for tents.

Couldn't drive past the Opp shop without a visit but only bought a couple of books this time. Paul bought a couple of egg cups and a stylish tea pot.

Baked a chocolate cake this afternoon, read the instructions carefully and followed the recommendations. Used the new generator for the first time and operated the microwave for 6 minutes all went very well. It was a combined effort and augers well for our next attempt. John

halfpint · Senior Member

Hi john, cake lookn good. nice at rollingstone isn't it. Enjoy.

billeeeeeee · Guru

halfpint wrote:
Hi john, cake lookn good. nice at rollingstone isn't it. Enjoy.

Come on Patty, that cake looks like a turd,,,Heheheheh,,, Billeeeeeee Ps,, your Beard better not be as long as mine young fella,,,,,,Arrrhahahaha

yeoeleven · Guru

Another few months Billeee and I will catch up with yours. The cake is the right colour but tastes better. CYA at Greens John

PS can't shake the dopey grin. Home Hill 006.JPG

kandagal · Guru

John If you buy yourself a new non stick pan here is a tip I was given & my current pan is a few years old & still very good. Use rice bran oil. You can buy it at Woollies when on special about $20 for a 4 litre can which lasts ages. Regards Alice

yeoeleven · Guru

kandagal wrote:
John If you buy yourself a new non stick pan here is a tip I was given & my current pan is a few years old & still very good. Use rice bran oil. You can buy it at Woollies when on special about $20 for a 4 litre can which lasts ages. Regards Alice

Hi Alice, thanks for the tip will look for it next time. Am hoping that this one will come good with more care I don't think it was hot enough. It is not one of those black surfaced ones more like red stoneware with flecks. John

jules47 · The Happy Helper

John - I have one of those type pans - only mine is grey - you need to "season" them before use - wash in soapy water, then heat and wipe out with a paper towel with really good oil on it - rice bran is good - but I just used canola - not too much, just a light coating - then let it cool - don't wash after use, just wipe with paper towel.