Walking above the Burnett River and then back through the camp ground.
Burnett River / Wyper Scout Camp
Bundaberg Brewed Drinks
Could not resist a visit to the brewery. Came away with a 6 pack of a variety of Bundaberg drinks (non alcoholic).
Bargara
Lunch, a phone call to mum and a photo of a turtle for Elise
Wyper Park Scout Camp
A low cost camp site ($10/night) only 15 minutes out from Bundaberg.
Iron Ridge Park Departure
Unfortunately we couldn’t stay longer (booked out) and so moved onto a low cost camp nearby.
Banksia Track Walk
Beautiful, level, but soft sand at times, walk. There were so many birds. Wishing I had the room to bring the DSLR camera with a zoom lens.
Have all the caravan’s tests been done?
We now think so, but really only time will tell. Our last tests required checking in to a caravan park for 240v power and mains water. All went without a hitch until this morning when Jennifer attempted to make coffee & tea… unfortunately there was no power! Long story short, the CP’s power point was faulty. 😊
Intransit “trauma”
We had just pulled out from Virtue Farm on route to Iron Ridge Park. All was going well. I looked in the rear vision mirror but couldn’t see the caravan behind us!!! Panic! Had the caravan come adrift? Fortunately not. I had, for a couple of uncomfortable moments forgotten that we now have a camera on the rear of the caravan with a monitor attached to the rear vision mirror which in effect simulates a rear vision mirror view. Phew! 😂😂😂
The Story Bank (Maryborough)
Jennifer discovered the magic of Mary Poppins at the birthplace of her author, PL Travers while I visited Bunnings & Aldi 😆.
Urangan Pier
Urangan Pier, approx. 900 in length, is a former deep-water, cargo-handling facility originally built to facilitate the export of sugar, timber and coal.
The pier walk was followed by lunch which would not normally warrant a mention but the salad was one of the best!
