After brekky we hit the road. We were going to Byron Bay today a place that we have heard so much about. The route there took us again through absolutely loads of sugar cane plantations, basically field upon field of what will soon be poison. It can be difficult withdrawing from sugar because it is an addictive substance. The withdrawal period can be bad but persevere as it is worth it. You will feel much fitter and healthier. If you need to lose weight the easie...

It was dry when we got up this morning and the sky was blue. We weren't stuck in any mud so after brekky we managed to get enough traction to leave the camp site. We just drove a very short distance to the foreshore at Moonee Beach and parked up. We had a walk to the beach and the obligatory paddle before hitting the highway. We decided to go to the Woody Head camp site in the Bundjalung National Park about 120 kilometres up the coast. The route took us past load...

After brekky and with clean clothes on for the first time in ages we hit the road. We are working our way up the coast to Byron Bay, a place that we have heard so much about and are looking forward to visiting. It's still quite a long way from here and we decided to drive for a couple more hours up the coast today. We hoped that we might be able to find somewhere on the coast that wasn't too busy. We found a camp site at a place called Moonee Beach and phoned ahe...

We decided to stay put today because the camp site was lovely and quiet and because we needed to get our laundry done. We haven't done any laundry since we were in Bombala about six weeks ago! We were forced to do it today as we had run out of anything clean to wear. Living like we do we can get away with not changing our clothes for ages! We had three machines worth of stuff and set to work after breakfast. As it was lovely and hot today everything dried pretty ...

We got up,showered, and went to have breakfast elsewhere. We drove along the coast to Lake Cathie and had brekky in the camper near the beach. We had a mooch along the beach here and a bit of a paddle and then we drove a bit further up the coast to Port Macquarie. Our destination was the Koala Hospital. There is a large koala population around Port Mcquarie and there has been a hospital for them here since 1973. It is a charity and run by volunteers who rescue an...