It is just over a month since we returned from Africa - and a routine (or at least some sort of pattern) has been slow in developing.Today we are in central Queensland, heading to Carnarvon Gorge.
The month prior has seen us catching up with friends and family in Melbourne, Orange, the Gold Coast, and near Brisbane. Along the way we have done some
tourist stuff, I have played some golf, and we have battled with Telstra....ooh how we have battled with Telstra, but that deserves special treatment(a separate post is coming!). My golf also deserves special treatment... but no more on that subject on this blog.On our journey thus far... the pictures in order from top to bottom
* the big cod at Tocumwal (not pictured - the glider is there
instead...Beth took a photo of my kissing the cod, but we were both reluctant and it wasn't a good pic!)* Lake Canobalas in Orange (cold and overcast, but would have been magnificent in during autumn)
* the Organ Pipes at Mt Kaputar near Narrabri (amazing and remarkably accessible)* Australian Radio Telescope at Cullogra near Narrabri (oh the wonders of modern technology and the marvels of creation)
* Lockyer Valley from Picnic Point Towoomba (a great outlook and a pleasant place to stop...the city is worth more time than we gave it on this occasion
* Chinchilla Weir (a nice camping spot with toilets and power just a little
way out of the town. We shared it with about a dozen others, and we all paid the same rate....thanks to the generous shire council of Dalby)It seems that each village or town offers a variety of sites of historical or natural interest - our timetable is generous, but you could spend a lifetime visitng all these places.
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