THURSDAY MAY 11     WARRACKNABEAL

Last night was another cold one, but it became a nice day.

John slept in again.

Have to say that I didn’t like these mornings where it was so cold that I couldn’t sit outside to have my breakfast while listening to morning ABC radio, but must lurk inside for the sake of warmth, tippytoeing about and being silent.

John eventually got going and took himself off to the agricultural machinery museum. He was gone for a couple of hours.

I had lunch alone, outside, and enjoyed sitting in the sunshine. Read for a while, then took Couey walking.

Yarriambiallik Creek at Warracknabeal Caravan Park

According to John, the machinery museum display was well worth seeing – if one is interested in that sort of thing!

The caravan park really filled up this afternoon, relatively speaking, with about eight tourist rigs in.

Unpowered sites backing onto the creek

Tea was ham steaks, fries and eggs. I don’t like the commercial, manufactured ham steaks, and make my own by buying a piece of hickory smoked boneless ham and cutting slabs from it to cook.

Watched some TV, but, as usual, I got sleepy early and went to bed.

Our travels around Warracknabeal