To the Spirit the ferry to take a look if you wish.
Eden is not too far from Sydney.
The photo I'm showing you is of a lighthouse at Kiama 120klms south of Sydney. It's a pretty little town but nowhere did we find a place to park to take photos in the town it's-self.
Hello Margaret,
ReplyDeleteA wonderful shot. Great with the clear blue sky.
Kind regards,
Marco
Thanks Marco
DeleteWe did not get quite as far as Kiama but close. I now know all about parking issues for RVs and caravans, having experienced it myself. I can't remember where, but one country town stated it was an RV friendly town.
ReplyDeleteNow you will understand fully what I'm talking about :)
DeleteThere are several RV friendly toens through out Australia...we came across one the other day...will look out for onevon the way south..
Margaret travel safely to your home. I am waiting for your photos
ReplyDeleteThanks Gosia.
DeleteI spent many a childhood day at Eden and Kiama.
ReplyDeleteTravel safely.
Oh how lovely. Thank you.
DeleteMarvelous picture. Enjoy your travels
ReplyDeleteThank you Martin. Nearly home.
DeleteI remember Kiama well from my younger days, only been to Eden once or twice it is a beautiful part of Australia.
ReplyDeleteI wondered how you were going, I haven't seen your posts for a while.
Merle....................
It's lovely at Eden.... different.
DeleteWhat a magnificent lighthouse - I do like your photograph.
ReplyDeleteYou've certainly had the most amazing trip.
All the best Jan
It has been a good trip....and thanks.
DeleteMany a very YOUNGER days - like up to 5 years were family holidays just after WW2 at Kiama. Far back then quite a few relations on my Grandmother (Mum's Irish mob side) lived in the Kiama area so accommodation was never a problem - ha ha.
ReplyDeleteI think this really was where Dad started my surfing lessons!
Getting close to home now. Shanks will be pretty glad to have that van
removed from the 4WD, I bet.
Cheers
Colin
You have lived at interesting places.
DeleteYes, Shanks will be pleased to arrive home.
Waiting at present to board the ship about 5pm we wait in line.
Almost home M.....You are going to love being back there,four months is a very long time. What a grand adventure. xo Hugs G
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to home, seeing the sons their wives and our grandchildren..
DeleteHugs M xox
That's a very nicely maintained lighthouse. Are you glad to be getting closer to home?
ReplyDeleteItself is one word...
A lot of visitors up looking at the lighthouse and view...
DeleteWill be pleased to get home. Always lovely to go away though to see different things, meet nice people.
Kiama is a very pretty spot. Enjoy the rest of your drive around the coast.
ReplyDeleteThanks we did :) waiting for time to pass to board the ship home.
DeleteThat is bad when you can't find a parking spot to visit a town. I enjoyed our coastal trip down there. 4 months on the road. I don't know if I could do that. I know Bill couldn't so I should stop wondering. I still think you will be happy to be home soon.
ReplyDeleteNot good if no parking. Plenty up at the light house though.
Delete4months is a long time to live in a caravan plus travel. So many people sell their homes and go travelling, all ages with babies also..
it is always pleasure to be at home after a while bringing so much fun memories along .
ReplyDeletethis light hous is lovely .light houses are so fascinating to me
Hardly ever see a light house that's the same.
DeleteLooking forward to going home, a night trip on the ship.
Un faro precioso con un color de fondo maravilloso.
ReplyDeleteBesos
One of the nicer lighthouses that I have seen.
DeleteThe sky was so blue for the background that morning.
The simplicity of a lighthouse :-)
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
It's often said, 'keep it simple'... Trust you are both well.
DeleteI would love to see a lighthouse up close but so far haven't happened, I could not be away travelling for four months my girls would go crazy mad, hell Jessica isn't happy that we are going on another cruise during a school term.
ReplyDeleteWell hopefully you will get to see one close Jo-Anne.... 4 months is a long time I grant you that. Don't think we would like to go any longer. Will be home for the youngest grandchilds birthday on Saturday :)
Deletebeautiful photo and lighthouse!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sussi.
DeleteA very pretty lighthouse, and what a trip! You are such lucky travelers in your wonderful home on wheels.
ReplyDeleteyes i guess we are lucky, there are so many people doing as we do of all ages.
DeleteYou'll be well home now as I write this...and, as it always, is, even after a wonderful trip...I bet it's good to be home. :)
ReplyDeleteYes I'm home...and yes, it good to be home with the house full of children :)
DeleteKind of looks like heaven :)
ReplyDeleteIt was very pleasant there, the green hills roll down to the sea.
DeleteSeems like an amazing place.
ReplyDeleteHi there, your new follower.
Follow each other.
Was a lovely place just a pity we could find a place to park and take more photos in the town...we were just passing through.
DeleteSchönes Bild vom Leuchtturm zum Ende der Reise wünsche eine schöne Zeit zu Hause mit der Familie und den Kindern.
ReplyDeleteNoke
It's a very nice lighthouse and the area surrounding it, always neat and clean.
DeleteFour months! That's an amazing odyssey. You must be glad to be home.
ReplyDeleteAlways pleased to get one in one piece and we did David.
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