Our plan for today is to head inland towards the Snowy Mountains. But first of all we stop at Mystery Bay, which is a stunning spot, with a beautiful beach, caves and good fishing by the looks of it as well. There is a good little camping spot here as well, which is definitely worth a return visit some day.
From Mystery Bay we made haste for Tilba, sped on by Mandy whose smile was hard to subdue after she realised it was on our route. The simple reason being that Tilba has a cheese factory, and a good one at that.
Tilba seems like a really nice little village, like Mogo it has lots of crafts shops and one really good gallery, which Mandy felt drawn to, despite the lure of the cheese factory at the end of the street.
We bought a neat selection of cheese, stuck it in our freshly chilled cooler and hit the road again.
The next stop was Cooma, which on the map looked a likely spot to stop. The inland air hit us, at a full 35 degrees, with no nice coastal wind to ease the heat. When we reached it though we decided we'd just have a coffee and move on to Jindabyne.
I think the B.Y.O. bit should be G.Y.O. (get your own) for full grump effect.
We bought a neat selection of cheese, stuck it in our freshly chilled cooler and hit the road again.
The next stop was Cooma, which on the map looked a likely spot to stop. The inland air hit us, at a full 35 degrees, with no nice coastal wind to ease the heat. When we reached it though we decided we'd just have a coffee and move on to Jindabyne.
I think the B.Y.O. bit should be G.Y.O. (get your own) for full grump effect.
We got to Jindabyne in the late afternoon and the heat was still intense. After a wander we found a spot for a drink and then got some food to take back to the cabin to let Mandy watch a full episode of Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares America.
