In Tasmania!

[Chris]

We arrived in Tasmania a couple of days ago, after a roughing crossing on the Spirit of Tasmania.  It has been cool and damp since we arrived, but we expected that.  

 

We spent two days at the by-donation camp at Forth, then today moved to the CMCA RV camp at Railton.  This is a lovely camp, on nice green grass, and there is a covered shelter where happy hours are held each afternoon, a great innovation.

 

And icing on the cake, we are next door to another Kedron; Rod and Jewel.  How good is that!

 

i will be writing a trip report and putting it up in a few weeks.

[Wandering Slaters]

an impromptu gathering

 

[Sandra]

Hope Rob and Jewel are behaving themselves, they can be a bit noisy,  Ha Ha!   say hello to them for us.

Sandra and Clive 

[Chris]

And Rick and Lea are joining us here tomorrow!  How good is that?

[Steve and Kez]

Geezzz,

The quality of people is starting to decline rapidly.

Say g'day to Rick and Lea for us please

[RickA]

 

OI! I represent that.

 

[Chris]

We did spend a night with Rod and Jewel, and Rick and Lee, then we all caught up again for a night a few days later.  There was some alcohol involved but not too much.  You see, we are all responsible drinkers these days.  That, plus the fact we all need to be in bed early 

[Chris]

And last night we camped at Old Macs Farm campground, and finally caught up with Tony and Annie!  What a great chance to talk about things Kedron and related stuff.  It was a privilege to meet such nice folk.

[Steve and Kez]

What a rough looking mob........................ Just as well that you are in Tassie...............you will fit in. That big bloke in the front looks like a 6 fingered banjo player if ever I saw one, but at least he seems to have all his teeth. 

[Chris]

1 hour ago, Steve and Kez said:

What a rough looking mob........................ Just as well that you are in Tassie...............you will fit in. That big bloke in the front looks like a 6 fingered banjo player if ever I saw one, but at least he seems to have all his teeth. 

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[Chris]

We are now staying at a truly lovely national park campground called Narawntapu.  It is to the East of Port Sorell, and a bit further to the East of Devonport.  There are three separate campgrounds;  Springlawn, Springlawn Beach, and Horse yards. The Springlawn site has flushing toilets and showers (showers can be accessed with a disc costing $2 ), dump point, water and power.  All this is for the cost of $16 for two people a night plus the usual entry permit.  The beach camp sites are $13 a night but have only a drop toilet, dump point and rubbish bins.

 

Our camp site is just lovely.