Hey Kevin .Well done to you and Hillary, any trip away is a good trip .I have to say we are very envious that you are able to bugger off again so soon to Rocky.We on the other hand await the arrival of grandie no 3. So I guess its a good trade off for us .However, please keep us informed on your journey as my wife and I are always on the lookout for future expeditions .Safe travels, John.
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Westy. Some people I know are like slinkies. They look really funny when you push them downstairs !
The Peppin heritage centre is worth looking through and only costs a gold coin. It's in the old school where the tourist centre is.
There is also a lovely river walk if you like walking.
The gates to the ute muster site on Conargo rd are worth a photo as well as the ute on the pole and the mosaic ute.
The Peppin heritage centre is worth looking through and only costs a gold coin. It's in the old school where the tourist centre is. There is also a lovely river walk if you like walking. The gates to the ute muster site on Conargo rd are worth a photo as well as the ute on the pole and the mosaic ute.
Thanks Pam,
We left Hay this morning, the temp read -2.3 at 8.00am me fingers lost feeling very quickly.
Arrived in Deniliquin before lunch,set up camp and had a late lunch of Steak & mash at the Globe Hotel
$7.00 and very yummy. Walked from their to Coles for food top up. If the feet are up to it we'll go to the
Peppin Heritage Centre, then who knows what we'll do. Depends on the day. Travelled through 65klm of fog this morning.
As we said earlier following the cold home but the fog was a surprise.
People everywhere, the end of the pier was bitterly cold.
Only catch in the river were carp. At the moment we are in Hay warm out of the wind and sunny
