While I was busy playing at stitching and everything associated, Mick, together with our Queensland friends, were out and about.
On the Thursday they headed into the Pilliga to visit Dandry Gorge and the Sculptures in the Scrub.
From there they continued on to the Salt Cave, where they had a picnic lunch.
On the Friday they went into Coonabarabran to visit the Siding Springs Observatory and then on to the Warrumbungles picnic area for another picnic lunch. Everything was looking a picture, more like a manicured park than a national park.
Mr Jules popped over for a visit and he and Mick went to the pub for a counter tea.
Saturday was a lazy day, hanging around the camp and cooking roast lamb in the camp oven.
They really roughed it.
Sitting around the camp fire each evening was a feature. Mr Chooky came over to join them on Sunday.
So, as you can see, Mick doesn’t just sit around being bored. He enjoys the trip to Baradine as much as me.
While I’m at it, the beautiful grevillea just behind where we park the van was just coming into flower. They are so pretty.
And the area behind the cabins was looking a picture. It was so green (I know, I keep going on about it) and beautifully mowed.
Then, it was time to get everything packed away for our departure on Monday morning. We didn’t go straight home, rather continued on to have a few days exploring.
More soon.
2 comments:
Mick is always a good bloke to create his own entertainment.
Looks like he had a great time. x
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