On the way to Orange NSW

Went through Harden, Canowindra in NSW before we got to Orange NSW.
At Canowindra we had to buy a loaf of bread for lunch - but where to park as you can see by the photos plus we drove into town and not bypassed it.
My husband is always 'tinny' when it comes to parking he often gets just outside the door of where he wishes to shop, this time it was no different even with the caravan in tow..we parked right outside the towns supermarket in photo 4.
These photos were taken with my phone and I missed them when doing my previous posts.

Down the other end of town, the northern end we came across the park which was lovely - lines of date palms.

The first stop

Early off the ship/ferry in Melbourne, Victoria and headed north to a place called Euroa, Victoria.
Last year we stayed there on the way north, this year we didn't but stayed there for a few nights on the way back.

Last year at Euroa and another post at Euroa

We stopped for a rest as we hadn't had one since leaving Melbourne, so out came the camera and I took a couple of photos which are not the same as the year before.

Date palms above.

Below the creek called Seven Creeks. 

Major Mitchell camped on the banks of the Seven Creeks at Euroa in 1836. The Major was an explorer.

That's the way to the main shopping centre and that is a grocery shop on the right where I bought a pretty scarf  on the way home. The grocery shop is a lovely one, and there is a hardware shop and a clothing shop all under one roof owned by the grandson of the original owner.  A nice man as he knew we were not local and made us welcome in his shop.