We had one more day in Sydney. After brekky we wandered over to North Ryde and got the Tangara into the city. We changed trains at Town Hall today and got another train through to Kings Cross. From here we walked down William Street to the Sydney branch of Travellers Autobarn. I had arranged for us to go and meet Adam, the guy who I had emailed and spoken to on many occasions to organise buying the camper. We wanted to get a quote from him for hiring a similar ca...

We were very excited to be going into Sydney again. After brekky we walked to the train station at North Ryde and got the Tangara train into the city. We got off at Central Station today as this was the nearest station to Paddys Markets where we had decided to have a mooch around today. It was a big indoor market full of food and general tacky stuff. They had a couple of fancy dress stalls and Jay wanted to have me dressed from head to foot as a tiger! Great idea...

Last night had been peaceful apart from a really annoying Italian person trying to tune a guitar at 11pm. What an inconsiderate git. Italy can now be added to the list of annoying nationalities. Despite this we had a good night and the showers at this site were awesome, real blast your skin off stuff! After brekky we drove back to the Three Sisters to do another walk. We again parked a few minutes walk away to avoid the exorbitant parking charges. The Blue Mounta...

When we woke up the rain had stopped. We had breakfast and then headed to the Govetts Leap lookout again. Second time lucky. When we got there the cloud had almost completely lifted and there were just a few wisps left. It was a magical sight although not as breath taking as I remembered the sight being. We got to see the scenery today from the lookout instead of just a sea of white mist. The canyons were very deep and full of trees as far as the eye could see. W...

When we woke up it was raining. It was that fine rain that absolutely soaks you through. It was cold and overcast and it looked like the rain was set in for the day. This wasn't a particularly good day for viewing the Blue Mountains. We were hopeful though that there might be something to see and so we drove to the Govetts Leap lookout which was near the camp site. We got to the car park and all we could see ahead of us was white mist. The canyons below and the v...