At last I'm taking off tomorrow.  Caravan is hitched up, fridge cold, battery charged, water full, have I forgotten anything? That remains to be seen, usually its a yes. Hoping it won't be anything to important. I'll check the tires on the way out in the morning. I need to reboot my check list for where I've stored things, probably wont find what I want when I need it until I have.  Getting excited !!!!  

I'll only travel a few hours on the first day, I want to check out Coopernook State Forest.  My luck though !!! it looks like its going to rain. Bugger....but doesn't really matter.

Started a blog the other day, not sure if I'll advertise it. After reading other very interesting blogs, mine could end up being boring. And I could still tweek some parts of it, I'm only a learner. Anyway it will occupy the mind making entrys.

Hope to bump into plenty of GN's

Helen     

Good for you Helen .. just enjoy whatever you do .. when you do it !

Its a good life ..

Jon

Heading north from Port Stephens at a smails pace Jules.

John, I hadn't read this page on your blog, thanks. The last time I was at Coopernook I was told the old house in the middle of the camp ground was to be demolished and a flushing toilet block would replace it. Let you know how it is.

Ok lock the door, I'm otta here....

G'day Helen,

You go for it girl, you wont be disappointed and with all GN blokes on the road you wont have to worry if things go wrong.

Cheers and safe travels

Kev

G'day Helen. Coopernook is not far from where I live in Taree. I was there a while ago taking a few pics and came across a house that had burned down the day before. Met the owner and chatted for a while, and he let me wander around the yard to take photos of the ruins. It was one of (if not the) oldest houses in town with a most interesting history. You can see the photo album here.