Aramac

As we arrive on the outskirts we start checking out 'points of interest' from Wiki Camp app - while doing this discover the Aramac Drone Park area that has historic tramway bridges to look at - and other caravans camping here. So we decide to too. Choose a spot (full sun for solar) and set up with awning out. Have our lunch, usual, then unhook the ute and go exploring. First check out the Tramway Museum (free), then head to Tourist information- but it's closed for lunch break. Had already decided to do The Sculpture Drive (approx 150km?) so we head off to do this (apparently meant to allow at least 5hrs for this). We leave around 1.30pm aiming to be back for sunset 6pm at the Anzac Memorial. We achieve this, lovely afternoon, and are set up in our little camp chairs and wine in hand, watching the sunset at the memorial (new hasn't officially been 'opened' yet). A few others join us so we move out of our chairs to allow photo opportunities for all.
Next back to our campsite to light our fire and cook tea, sausage casserole with damper. All good. Retire for an early night.Læs mere