Shell Harbour

 Leonie,Craig and Pat

All around the Shell Harbour area is beautiful rolling hills (dairy country) meeting the picturesque coastline.We had a sleep over with these lovely friends,(Pat and Craig worked together in Emerald)the boys playing cricket on the pool table until nearly sunrise, needless to say Pat's notion of playing golf was out the window.We had a great night, thanks guys.

Kiama

Bombo Headland was yet another amazing sight.An old quarry now resembling skyscrapers.Third photo is Cathedral Rocks.

Kiama

Today we went for a little drive around Kiama,very appealing,postcard stuff,beautiful views!Kiama Blowhole was our first stop,unusual rock formation spouting spectacular plumes of water with matching sound effects of 'whoosh'.

1.  A quick 5 min ferry trip from Bombah Point to Tamboi near Myall Lakes.

 Pelicans feasting on fish frames of a fishermans catch(not ours)

Poor Dodgie shagged after a workout with Pat.

We explored a little more south around Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest.Very touristy but quiet nice.We had no luck fishing near the pelicans however witnessed plenty being caught.I had a yummy coffee and milk tart from a cool little shop i found (our old neighbours use to make milk tart, it's delicious!!!)

Berry

We left Bulahdelah early for us ,enroute to Berry...Well.. We were cruising along quite nicely always listening to 2way in background, accident between Gerringong and Berry.We were diverted in all directions then re routing with the help from Samantha (our tom tom ) we ended up climbing Mt Kosciuszko, towing the Wedgie believe me it was horrific!!!! I am so relieved Patrick was at the helm,somehow reached the bottom unscathed thank God and everyone i prayed to. (3 cheers to Patrick!)
I have seemed to have misplaced our camera ,so for the minute no photos,sorry! love to all.

Golf in Tuncurry

Pat played golf at Tuncurry golf club on Satdy 7/2012 which he really enjoyed. A championship course and in great condition but it was tough with very tight fairways and if you hit it in the tee tree rough, hit a provisional ball. A bloke he met at Bullahdelah said to take plenty of balls but he managed to play 18 holes with the same ball. Very good. His front nine was ordinary to say the least (53) but he rallied on the back to salvage some pride with a respectable 43. Also met a couple of nice fellows, Macca, Bob and Paul all of whom were older than Pat but nice blokes. Catching up with a mate from Emerald who has relocated to Shellharbour on Thursday for another game. Not sure what course yet, will keep you posted.