And so we will! We decided to stay for another night to rest for tomorrow’s ride more than 90km to Canberra or Queanbeyan (where Dan generously offered us a real roof over our heads). We could also spend the day checking out Australia’s first inland city Goulburn, where the world’s biggest merino standing at 15.2m high and weighing 97 tonne stands as a celebration of Australia’s fine wool industry. Too bad (mostly for Sue) we just missed the Australian Blues Music Festival held here last weekend.
We headed into the city centre after breakfast and found ourselves sitting in the public library using wireless internet… gratis (free)... thanks to the Goulburn City Council and you, taxpayers! That is tax well-spent. We are finally able to check our mails, keep in touch with families and friends, and blog again. ; ) Thank you all for your patience! Speak soon from Canberra/Queanbeyan.
Locations: [NSW] North Sydney - Heathcote - Coledale - Wollongong - Robertson - Moss Vale - Goulburn
Will you make it to Perth by april? Bear with my lack of oz geographic knowledge... I'm gonna be there for Easter. Will be so psyched if I can see you. Hugs, ws.
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ReplyDeleteHere some of the places are so great to look and take photos.. and On Sunday I was lucky enough to be involved in one, The Canberra Tweed Ride. It is very interesting to ride in mountain places..Bikes Canberra
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