Didn't take a photo as too many cars were parked out the front of the building.
There is a large paddock which is mostly flat and it's here that one can park their caravan or RV for the night if you are self-contained, which mean - own bathroom, holding tank for water and grey water as there are no facilities expect in the restaurant which caravaner's/RV's can't use.
There is a donation box attached to a tree and one can leave a small donation which we did.
Many people stay here and travel a short distance to other tourist destinations in the area.
The place was packed (again no photo because every time I went outside to take one people were looking straight at my camera) and the next morning we were about the last to leave, we were not in a hurry.
Moved onto Swansea for a stop closer to the sea and to get out for a walk. Took a few photos..
I often ponder frogs and things.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you do .. lol
DeleteI rarely ever cared about people caring about what pictures I take in a very public crowd-like setting anyway. I do like that using a smarthphone does make it seem more low-key
ReplyDeleteI don't usually care a great deal either Adman, but when everyone is looking at you and saying no photo I guess I have to accept..
DeleteA mobile phone is very good for snapping an quick shot.
Algunas fotos has conseguido aunque no hayas logrado lo que te habías propuesto.
ReplyDeleteBesos
The translation isn't the best on what you wrote :)
DeleteThank you :)
The Pondering Frog is a wonderful name for a restaurant.
ReplyDeleteLove that wooden bridge...
If you stand in the middle of the bridge you look out to the sea.
DeleteI'd love to know what breed of ducks they are.
ReplyDeleteThey are too light coloured to be wood ducks.
Pity that the fantastic documentary on Tasmanian forests, wild life etc.
didn't have bird life information.
As for the Jumping Jack Ants you just keep them down there, thank you.
Cheers from rainy, cold and not touristy Terrigal.
Colin
I'll keep those jack jumper ants here, won't bring any over your way - keep warm..
DeleteThat is a nice coloured duck, it's a change.
What a nice place to do some free camping
ReplyDeleteWe don't often free camp Jo-Anne, but Tasmania does have some good free or lost cost camping.
DeleteThe pondering frog good name but what is he pondering.
ReplyDeleteMerle........
Can sit and ponder I expect if you wish too..
DeleteI love the bridge across the water. In my mind I'm walking across it right now. The duck is pretty.
ReplyDeletei knew you would like the water :) It is a pretty duck, the colours are different from most ducks.
DeleteBoa noite Margaret
ReplyDeletePassando para te fazer uma visita. Amei as fotos .Já estou seguindo seu blog. Uma bela quarta feira para vc.
Hello Ana, Lovely of you to visit and comment..and thank you..
ReplyDeleteWere I to open a book store, I would steal that name. Perfect!! Another nice post.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good name for a bookstore - because we do ponder over which novel to purchase :)
DeleteAn interesting name for a cafe, Pondering Frog. I hope they don't serve frog legs!
ReplyDeleteNo, no frogs legs ..lol
DeleteI like the name of the cafe.. and this is funny that every time someone stared to camera.. I know it makes difficult to take pictures..
ReplyDeleteYes that often happens with the camera, but usually I don't worry I just take the photo but when they sang out no, I didn't take one...
DeleteThe Pondering Frog, a good name for a restaurant. I love them all.
ReplyDeletename of restaurant sounds funny dear Margaret!
ReplyDeletelovely photos ,loved each but bridge and duck stole my heart away!
What a super, fun name for a restaurant.
ReplyDeleteLove the photograph of the bridge ... amazing.
All the best Jan
What a wonderful name for a restaurant...I love it! I've a soft spot for frogs. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd ducks, too..... :)