Monday
23rd January 2017
SHE
SAID:
With
the lamb shanks slow-cooking for dinner we headed out for our final touring
drive.
We crossed the Hume Highway & drove through the villages
of Colo Vale, Hill Top, Thirlmere, Picton, Balmoral, Buxton &
Bargo.
At
Hill Top we did the Cave Creek walk, a 2 1/2km walk to a gully &
huge rock formation.
We
checked out the Thirlmere Lakes National Park. Then found out that Picton
was the biggest village/town in the area.
The history of Bargo states that the first recorded sightings by whites of Wombats, Lyrebirds & Koalas was here in 1798.
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| Our first stop for the day |
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| End of the track... |
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A tiny trickle of water keeps the
pool full in the cave
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| At the entrance |
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| Geoff spotted this fungi on our return walk |
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| One of the lakes |
HE SAID:
It was an enjoyable half-day out. We thought it would be longer, but the cave walk was shorter than expected, despite our lingerings there, and we made it back to Bowral for a late lunch. So, we saved a few bucks by not buying a feed, but I missed out on getting a pie. Hmmm...
It was an enjoyable half-day out. We thought it would be longer, but the cave walk was shorter than expected, despite our lingerings there, and we made it back to Bowral for a late lunch. So, we saved a few bucks by not buying a feed, but I missed out on getting a pie. Hmmm...
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