Port Lincoln SA 2025

Where the Blue Gums are growing and the Murrumbidgee’s flowing beneath the sunny sky…

Before hitting the road for our final leg to home we enjoyed a slow cooked breakfast from the original Niagara Cafe in the main street of Gundagai. First established in 1902, it has a fascinating history, including once hosting wartime Prime Minister John Curtin and his War Cabinet for a hearty midnight meal of steak and eggs in 1942. And yes, we can confirm it still offers old fashioned service!

Gundagai really is more than just a dog on a tucker box. Who knew?

As we neared Sydney we found the rain and cold that we had otherwise avoided for our entire trip. We feel very blessed for the amazing weather we’ve had until now when it really doesn’t matter. We’re just grateful to be home safely having enjoyed a wonderful time away 🥰

P.S. We definitely haven’t missed the Sydney traffic or impatient city drivers. Give me the country any day!Baca lagi