11/11/12
When we
woke this morning we were surrounded by cars parked everywhere while people
visited the Sunday Markets which had been set up on a grassed area a short
distance from our vans. We were planning to leave this morning and the way the
cars were parked we couldn't get out. Luckily for us it was not a large market
and the people were not staying long. When close cars left I put our table out
near the road so no-one could hem me in again. We eventually got away about
9.30am and headed for Orange. We had a quick drive around town until we found
the Visitor Information Centre. We went in and had a look around and I bought a
small soft toy for my granddaughter, Stella. Then we hit the road again and
planned to spend the night at Gulgong. On the way we passed through Molong and
had lunch there behind the Information Centre and Craft Shop in a shaded area
under wonderful grape vines. When we arrived at Gulgong we found the caravan
park had a sign stating the park was full and the office was closed. We had a walk
around and found about 14 empty powered sites. Mary-Anne said they could stuff
their sites so we continued on. Finally about 3.30pm we found a wonderful
privately owned caravan park at Dunedoo with heaps of empty powered sites. We
set up camp and spent a restful afternoon.
12/11/12
We woke
to brilliant sunny skies and a mild temperature this morning. We decided to
spend another day here just to relax and recharge our human batteries. The
Mary-Anne did some washing while Karen sat around in her PJ's reading her book.
I spent the morning updating the computer diary. The rest of the day we just
sat around doing bugger all.
We were camped very close to the Markets
The Orange Visitor Centre
The Banjo Patterson Memorial at Orange
Lunch at Molong under the shady grapevines
Molong Park
The Information Centre/Craft Shop at Molong
Our lovely spacious sites at the Dunedoo Caravan Park
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