Final goodbye to the official start of our holiday and
now we are trekking off into the 'real' part of our camping adventure. A big
day of driving to Wagga Wagga and freezing when we arrived! Less then two degrees overnight and ice on the camper when we woke up. Imagine us
standing outside the camper having our breakfast and we could not feel our toes
or fingers!
An overnight camp near Hay then onto Balranand for
supplies and clothes washing in the local laundromat. Already !
Great to be heading into outback NSW and big horizons.
Destination - Mungo NP. Such an amazing place to visit. We had a look through
the historic Woodshed, 'pirate ship' (also known as a viewing platform but
perhaps more aptly named by Savannah), the lunettes (or 30km wall of sand
dunes), a short walk (short not by choice, as you can imagine with two restless
kids) and playing in the sand dunes.
It is so Great to see the kids spotting 'emoos',
kangaroos and the moon. Magical Full moon while at Mungo. The emu has become a
bit of a theme to our trip so far. Many, many repeats of John Williamson's 'Old Man Emu'
song while driving in the car.
Thank goodness for play dough , cars and bubbles for
quiet times while in camp.
The temperature has started to slowly warm up, but we are
getting the hang of sleeping in cold temps overnight.
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