We left Narooma and headed southward
toward home, we drove through Quaama and our first stop was Bega, famous for the cheese we all
know. There is a museum, restaurant and gift shop, we browsed, tasted
the yummy cheeses and shopped.
Next stop was the camp at Genoa, we
explored the area more, chatted to the neighbours and relaxed after
the drive.
This morning we headed for Maffra and
passed the picturesque villages of Cann River and Bruthen, then on
to Bairnsdale where we visited the beautiful St Mary's Catholic
Church.
It took some time to find the caravan
park when we arrived in Maffra in the late afternoon, when we did we
decided to press on to Sale, the next town.
As far as caravan parks go this one in
Maffra is by far the worst we have ever come across. Such a shame
because we talked to a couple of very nice people there.
Once in Sale we found a great park to
overnight in.
We expect to be home after lunch
tomorrow after almost 5 weeks away.
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| Lovely old time village of Quaama |
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| Misty mountains on a very hot overcast day |
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| Dairy museum Bega |
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| Nobody has a clue where Bega is but they know the cheese! |
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| Welcome camping spot |
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These footprints were laid down by a Tetrapod in sandstone 380 million
years ago and found in the upper Genoa river gorge |
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| Life sized model of a Tetrapod the first animal to evolve from water to land |
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| Genoa River |
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| Driving through the stunning rain forest |
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| Quaint Anglican Church at Cann River |
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| Ageing beauty in Bruthen |
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| Hazy hills in Bruthen |
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| Charming cottages in Bruthen |
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| Selfie in Bruthen |
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| Heritage listed Saint Mary's Church Bairnsdale Vic |
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Murals and ceiling painted by Italian artist Francesco Floreani
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