Bundaberg to Caloundra Our next stopping point was going to be Golden Beach in Caloundra. The trip south started smoothly. Love the old buildings in Childers. Lots of roadworks after that until we passed the turn off to Hervey Bay. We stopped in Gympie for cheap fuel. After paying about $2.35 per litre of diesel …
Bundaberg Botanic Garden For regular readers you know we love to see Australian native plants so visiting Bundaberg's Botanic Gardens was a must. So off we went on our last day in Bundaberg. After finding a car park we checked out a map of the gardens at the entrance. By the way it's free to …
Tyto Wetlands The next day we headed into town to the Tyto Wetlands which the bad weather and good company the previous day had put on the back-burners of our plans. After parking at the carpark at the Tourist Information Centre we checked out the map of the wetlands first. So off we went. It …
So what do you do after a long morning walk up a steep track followed by a rest and lunch? You take another walk of course. On one side of the caravan park was a small stream and a path along the bank. Every evening of our stay we had been down to the stream …
Continue reading Roadtrip to Queensland – Day 15 (continued)
Roma We had a fairly slow start the next day. Mid morning we drove down the street and bought a couple of things in their camping store, grabbed a few items in the supermarket before buying some lunch at their busy, well stocked bakery. After lunch we drove to the house of a girl who …
Charleville Charleville Native Tree Walk After looking at the map of Charleville the helpful young man had given Karen the previous day we decided to kill two birds with one stone. (Not the two sculptured birds in the first photo!) We would take Mel for a walk and we could check out the local flora, …
Cobar A very cool start to the day didn't encourage us to rush out of bed. Eventually we left our cosy bed and ate breakfast. We drove back into town and parked near the supermarkets so we could grab a few things for lunch and dinner. As we walked along the main street we noticed …
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