After a foggy night in Kangaroo Valley I headed down to the coast, and stayed at Husskinsons on Jervis Bay, Sussex Inlet and Kioloa. I particularly liked Sussex Inlet, a very watery place, which would be fantastic to explore with the Core Sound. Oz and I made do with the inflatable canoe.
Kioloa had more Kangaroos than Ozzie had ever seen in his life. They were very relaxed and eventually he got used to them. It was a nice spot, and we camped right on the edge of that National park close to the beach.
After I picked Anne up we drove to Leura. Luckily Anne had booked accommodation for it snowed two of the three mornings we were there.
We drove home via Bathurst and Lithgow, and all the high plains were covered in snow. We stopped at the Japanese Garden in Corowa, which was well worth the stop.
And we stayed the last night at Wagga Wagga, which probably wasn't worth the stop. It was super cold, -2 at least, probably colder near the river where we were camped. The camping ground got our award for the most cheerless spot we have camped ever.
All in all, it was a great trip. We have both come back energised. The car has developed an ominous sound from some of those brutal mountain passes, but we are philosophical as it is coming up to 300k.
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