Exiting Trial Harbour our first encounter was fire trucks and tankers, 3 fires had been started by the lightning and the fire service was very quickly onto it, their response time was impressive given the remoteness of the area.
Trial Harbour gets the seal of approval, confirmed.
Next desto, Strahan, planned to be here 2 nights in a caravan park again due to impending manky weather, arriving just after lunch at Strahan our planned slow ride in between weather cells worked as it provided onboard entertainment riding down the road.
Drying the tent out on our parking spot with the patch of sun we were forced to swing it over onto the grass as the atmosphere turned black again, we nailed the tent down just in time and threw everything inside closing the vestibules down as very heavy drops started to plaster the landscape, the idea of staying here was realized as a good one as we stood undercover at the camp games room watching mum nature get very angry with flashes of lightning and the extremely loud booms all in the same second, it was impressive.
Very heavy rain, then hail, wind and more hail……argh stuff we love when camping LOL.
At camp we met Alex from Uruguay which was cool having a chat with him.
At the jetty, no fush π
At the beach, no fush π
Got swamped by the big boat wake, no fush π
The day kept up pretty nice until the ocean breeze wofted in then the air was chillier than a Russia/Ukrainian conversation (so I have heard)
A walk to Horgath falls was awesome and the railway cafΓ© opposite the town before peeling back to cook said Scallops.
Wood turning shop
Hogarth Falls, see the Eel on the left hand side, we saw a black snake on the way back too.
I quick gin and a shower and I was a flash as Michael Jackson again.
Tomorrow…Queenstown and beyond…..
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