Don't know where we're going, Got no way of knowing, Driving on the road to nowhere…
We headed NE out of Melbourne, along the Goulburn River to some popular trout fishing spots. Jonathan is definitely getting the hang of this trout fishing lark.
Some lovely bush walks but it did get quite nippy at night.
We always like to go to agricultural shows when we’re travelling as it’s something we can all go to and you learn about the local area too. So when we saw the Bombala Show was on, we decided to stop over in the town. Sheep seemed to be the primary local livestock. Who knew there were so many categories you could judge a sheep in?
Winston watched his first bird display – he was used to most of the birds but wasn’t sure about the wedge tailed eagle.
We also watched the small dog high jump competition. They tried to persuade us to enter Winston but I didn’t want the embarrassment.
Bombala was another beautiful place to camp, with a walking track along the river.
There was a museum across the road and some interesting history about rabbiters in Australia.
We will also remember Dalgety for another reason – we saw our first platypus in the wild.
We rounded off our time in the region by watching ‘The Man from Snowy River’, an Australian classic.