18.02.12 Paddys Flat (ClarenceRiver)

We started our day even earlier than usual and were on the road by 0738.  It’s overcast and has sprinkled.  Not the gorgeous weather predicted.  Oh well.  Never mind.  I’m happy just to be leaving suburbia behind for a short while.

Our destination reportedly a 4x4 must do in northern New South Wales.  I’ve done a bit of research into Paddys Flat Road and found 2 4x4 campsites along this road.  As we have the pups with us again, we can’t stay in either.  A bit disappointing, but living with dogs you get used to not being able to access all areas.

09.07.11 Pardise Valley

Another beautiful clear and crisp Winters day for camping.  This weekend we are off to Paradise Valley, a small, privately owned campground along Lions Road and only 18k's from the NSW border.  Since we won State of Origin through the week, it's probably a good idea not to venture too far into the losing state. 

At 0900 we are on the road and heading towards our destination.  Glenn has picked this site for the weekend.  The day is cool, clear and we are both wearing jumper and beanies!

25.06.11 Sheep Station camp Border Ranges NP

Another late start at 0930, but we don’t have far to go, so not a worry for us. 

Not so for the Camel Camper family down the street who were pulling out at 0800.  I wonder where they were going, swags packed upon the camper top, car brimming with gear and people?  It’s school holidays, so perhaps they were off to somewhere for a week or two … maybe doing a few nights here and there.  Lucky them!  Might nick down the street when they get back and find out what they’ve been up to.  A great way to meet the neighbours I guess.  That’s if they come back!

16.10.10 Koreelah National Park

We loved this area so much, we decided to visit it again the following fortnight. We actually had to cut our way along White Swamp Road from Boonah and cut our way over the creek crossing due to heavy rains prior to our arrival.

02.10.10 Koreelah NP

While staying at Flanagans Reserve, some other campers told us of this wonderful place, and we are glad they did.