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Gourmet Grey Nomads Restaurants: April 2009
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Tuesday, April 21, 2009. NSW - Balina - Shelly's On The Beach. While our caravan was being repaired in Alstonville, we spent the day traveling from Balina up the coast to Byron Bay, Lennox Head and then back. We had breakfast at “Shelly’s On The Beach” in Balina. It is a beautiful spot, and as the name says, right on the beach, serving breakfast, lunch and coffee. I had an omelet and Mike had bacon and eggs. They were both delicious served with sour dough bread, our favourite, and the coffee was great.
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Gourmet Grey Nomads Restaurants: August 2009
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Friday, August 28, 2009. This cafe was recommended by some locals to our friends Robyn and John while they were up here for a holiday. We were so impressed by what they had said that we decided to try it ourselves. We have now eaten there several times. The decor is what I would call bohemian and the atmosphere is very relaxed. The food is fantastic and incredible value for money. All the dishes are huge and the food is sooooooo tasty. When visiting Cairns, this place is a must. Cairns, Qld. 4870. Tuesda...
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Gourmet Grey Nomads: Tas - Launceston and the Tamar
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Friday, March 18, 2011. Tas - Launceston and the Tamar. Launceston is a city of contrasts, with modern marinas where there are many sleek restaurants and a wonderful collection of 19th century architecture everywhere. We then stopped in at the Ashgrove Cheese Factory,. Sampled cheeses and filled our fridge with many that we liked. Next stop was the House of Anvers which is the local chocolate factory. Oh My goodness! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Tas - Launceston and the Tamar. Tas - Campbell Town.
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Gourmet Grey Nomads: Back home in Newcastle
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Tuesday, July 5, 2011. Back home in Newcastle. We are now back in Newcastle and have moved into our home again. The people who rented it while we were away took very good care of it so we were very grateful. You do hear some horror stories. Our home/office is in Charlestown, Newcastle and the office number is 02 4943 1887. We hope to see you there. Our total mileage for our trip was 72,000 kilometres. Not bad for two grey nomads having a casual "holiday". Cheap Travel Insurance Australia.
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Gourmet Grey Nomads: September 2010
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Tuesday, September 28, 2010. Qld - Airlie Beach. Well, here we are back on the east coast at Airlie Beach after traveling the longest distance we have covered over a few days on our entire trip. In the past eight days from Darwin to Mackay, we have travelled 2,350 kilometres with a fuel bill of $847.00, our most expensive week of fuel so far. We stayed at Sapphire for two days on the way and spent the time fossicking for gems and found a few sapphires and zircons, only small ones but it is a lot of fun.
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Gourmet Grey Nomads Restaurants: March 2009
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Tuesday, March 24, 2009. NSW - Forster reef bar grill. On the water, shop 1, Reef apartments, Wharf St, Forster. Ph: 02 6555 7092. We chose this restaurant because of it’s wonderful position. It is to the left of the Forster - Tuncurry bridge heading north and at the foot of the Reef apartments with a stunning view of the water. I ordered the chefs specialty:. We’d go back again, you can’t beat the view. It is open for lunch and dinner. Links to this post. NSW - Belmont - Salina Reataurant. I know that w...
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Gourmet Grey Nomads: February 2011
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Monday, February 21, 2011. Tas - Tasman Island Cruises. We went inside deep sea caves, cruised below some of the highest sea cliffs in the southern hemisphere, watched albatross soaring on the wind, and laughed at the seals playing in the water and relaxing on Tasman Island. We passed a refurbished sail boat, the James Craig, and I was amazed at how much the boat rocked from side to side on a relatively flat sea. Several people on board were on the mast riggings enjoying the ride. Links to this post.
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Gourmet Grey Nomads Restaurants: February 2010
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Wednesday, February 24, 2010. At the Heavitree Gap Tavern, Sunday night is there “roast” special. For $10.00 you have the. Choice of camel, beef, lamb, pork, chicken and then a smorgasbord of baked vegetables, scalloped potatoes, beans, broccoli and a full salad bar. They are very generous with their portions of meat and slice the meat on demand. The hotel opens for dinner at 6:00pm and by 6;30 the place is packed, so get there early. We ate here three times and enjoyed ourselves tremendously each night.
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Gourmet Grey Nomads Our Trip: May 2009
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009. Qld - Carnarvon Gorge. Where ever you go in the Gorge, there is always something interesting to see. This is one of the. First views of the Gorge that you see as you begin your walk. By the time you have reached the end of the full walk, you have crossed the Carnarvon Creek about 20 times. These pretty-face wallabies are quite small and were often around the camping areas. They are very cute to look at, you just want to pick one up and give it a cuddle. A magical part of Australia.
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Gourmet Grey Nomads: March 2010
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Tuesday, March 23, 2010. WA Esperance to Denmark. Denmark is the home of the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk as well as having over one hundred kilometres of spectacular coastline and beautiful beaches, swimming holes and rock pools. The area has wineries, much local produce, art and craft galleries and to me the town itself has a very relaxed feel. A little hippyish maybe. Next we are heading to the Margaret River area for a few days so we are looking forward to sampling a few wines. The squeaky whit...
