Distance 162 / 2195
Next town Yarrawonga
On schedule
Felt much revived after a bacon and eggs brunch at a Corowa cafe. Interestingly not a mask in sight! Went to Corowa some 30 years ago to visit Jane and Pat F. A lovely little country town.
Had a lunch stop at a nice spot on the river. Got the chair out and even did a bit of reading for the first time. Had a good chat on the phone with Mum which was nice.
All going pretty well. Not particularly organised as witnessed by my 2500 steps accumulated packing up camp in an area the size of half a tennis court! Lake Mulwala crossing coming up in a couple of days. Bit nervous about that as I’ve heard some horror stories about kayak crossings in windy weather. Fortunately the weather outlook is for light winds.
Not likely to be any internet in the next couple of days.
Photos of Corowa Bridge, lunch spot and camp attached.
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TravelerGreat start Mark - I’m loving your entries. That wasp versus Mr Bean had me laughing too. I am sure it wasn’t funny at the time !!
TravelerLooks great! Have a safe crossing of Lake Mulwala. It’s apparently renowned for its Murray Cod. Yarrawonga Weir is the furthest downstream obstruction without a lock so I guess you’ll have to pull the kayak out and around!
AustraliaCorowa Shire36°2’26” S 146°16’58” E
AustraliaCorowa Shire36°2’26” S 146°16’58” E
TravelerGreat start Mark - I’m loving your entries. That wasp versus Mr Bean had me laughing too. I am sure it wasn’t funny at the time !!
TravelerLooks great! Have a safe crossing of Lake Mulwala. It’s apparently renowned for its Murray Cod. Yarrawonga Weir is the furthest downstream obstruction without a lock so I guess you’ll have to pull the kayak out and around!