Day 18. The hills are alive with the sound of music......
With a relatively short drive to sydney, we took our time and got ready for the 300odd km drive over the blue mountains.
With breakfast over, we settled into the drive and admire the local scenery, which by now was for everchanging, with the rolling hills and farmland, a nice change from the red dirt and shrubs of the outback.
We arrived into bathurst in what seemed like a blink of an eye and took Bessy around the obligatory laps around Mt Panorama racing circuit (pics to follow). This place never ceases to amaze me in just how steep and narrow in parts it is.
From there we meandered through the blue mountains, where we stopped off at the famous three sisters look out for a view, and wow, what a view. Amazing and breathtaking is some of the words that come to mind.
From there on, we arrived into Sydney after what seemed like a very long time, due to the highway from the blue mountains meandering through countless mall towns etc.
Arriving at our caravan park early, we set up and jumped in the pool, well the kids did.
We decided that a spot of Teppanyaki was in order, so we jumped onto the local train and headed out to darling harbour. The kids were in amazement of the big city and the trains. Oskar was completely taken in by being able to be on a train and see so many trains.
We all had a blast at dinner time, with kids laughing to the games played around the table, some of us, managed to catch our dinner, others went empty handed, LOL.
We returned back to the caravan park very much after dark and by the time we all settled in for the nights sleep it was almost midnight. Needles to say the kids were asleep in minutes.
Tomorrow we will explore some more and do some sight seeing, maybe do a few museums etc.
With breakfast over, we settled into the drive and admire the local scenery, which by now was for everchanging, with the rolling hills and farmland, a nice change from the red dirt and shrubs of the outback.
We arrived into bathurst in what seemed like a blink of an eye and took Bessy around the obligatory laps around Mt Panorama racing circuit (pics to follow). This place never ceases to amaze me in just how steep and narrow in parts it is.
From there we meandered through the blue mountains, where we stopped off at the famous three sisters look out for a view, and wow, what a view. Amazing and breathtaking is some of the words that come to mind.
From there on, we arrived into Sydney after what seemed like a very long time, due to the highway from the blue mountains meandering through countless mall towns etc.
Arriving at our caravan park early, we set up and jumped in the pool, well the kids did.
We decided that a spot of Teppanyaki was in order, so we jumped onto the local train and headed out to darling harbour. The kids were in amazement of the big city and the trains. Oskar was completely taken in by being able to be on a train and see so many trains.
We all had a blast at dinner time, with kids laughing to the games played around the table, some of us, managed to catch our dinner, others went empty handed, LOL.
We returned back to the caravan park very much after dark and by the time we all settled in for the nights sleep it was almost midnight. Needles to say the kids were asleep in minutes.
Tomorrow we will explore some more and do some sight seeing, maybe do a few museums etc.
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