Spent the day travelling and exploring the roads from Gunnedah while ultimately heading to Mudgee. We visited little places such as Dunedoo and would probably suggest ýou don't'.... but also headed to Coolah...which was a small town, but more active than Gnowangerup with little shops set up and a lovely café/coffee shop which was very busy with all the locals having coffee, meet-ups and lunch as well as a few fellow travellers who were passing through like us. We bought some groceries and lunch to support the town as we like to do. The final leg of the journey we took to Gulgong which was an amazing surprise! It was a very historic town with so many shops it was incredible and we will go back for a more thorough exploration. It reminded me of all the towns in Victoria where the original buildings have been preserved. Tiny streets are a problem for caravans and motorhomes but the histpry of the place is amazing. The town used to be featured on the old ten dollar note!
Buddy
Today we acquired our first pet companion since 1993 as we felt we may have been missing out on something special due to observations of the significant number of fellow nomads travelling with one or more of their felines, canines or birds! Therefore, today we made an indulgent choice and welcomed Buddy to the van where he will be our loyal and lovable companion for the rest of our journey! The greatest part about Buddy is that he meets all our requirements in that barking is not an option and neither is being dangerous to children or other fellow travellers; There is no allowance to create more housework by shedding hair – especially as we lack a vacuum cleaner; we did not want to have to carry doggy bag portions from every restaurant or fast food place we patronize – that is if the MOTH deigned to contribute a reasonable share of leftovers at any given time!; nor do we want to have to further fill any available space with doggy doo bags; We thought as health ca...
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