After leaving the Lower Glenelg National Park we travelled to the Fitzroy River mouth of the river campground but it was blowing so much of a gale we only stayed one night and then hightailed it inland to a less windy place Ratzcastle Lake just south of Goroke. The Lake was a bit low on water but the bird life was abundant We took a trip into Goroke to photograph the newly painted silos see album Goroke

We booked two capmsites at Wild Dog Bend on the Lower Glenelg Major Mitchell had been here before us so the signs said We shared the two campsites between four couples, two of whom were just out of Melbourne lockdown Needless to say we had a great time Kayaking, fishing (no fish caught) eating drinking and chatting. Definitely recommended as was the free camp at Dartmoor See album Lower Glenelg National Park

In August 1964 three children went out into the bush to gather broome for their mother's fire. They got lost for 8 days At first the white settlers were able to follow the children's track but after a heavy storm they were no longer able to follow them. One of the settlers called on some local Aboriginal and in particular a man who was nicknamed d*** a d*** , who immediately picked up the children's tracks. The children were found emaciated but alive. The story w...

The following blobs are not going to be in order We travelled from Brimpaen to the Little Desert National for a couple of days r & r after putting in hours on the pod by Derek and the same for me on Family History Album flowers and birds we saw in the Little Desert

We thought Dan Andrews might have loosened the restrictions yesterday but that was not to be so here we are for the time being. Derek's still modifying the pod and I've been sorting photos for our Family History Update plus the two photography courses I'm attempting to do see album Photography course cont and Derek has taken some great pics of the western side of the Grampians see Grampians at Twighlight.