We have arrived back in downtown Lemon Tree Passage and circumstances will have us 'staying in residence' for at least 3 months. 'Poodle Palace' is up in Coffs Harbour being fine tuned and having its' service. The Leyland Sisters and poodles are already missing the adventures that travel had to offer. Thank you to those that have followed our exploits on the blog - needless to say we intend to travel again and yes we will have to record all our misadventures! Our travels have unearthed facts that previously we were totally oblivious to.
10 TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL TRAVEL:
- In the event of failure of the spirit level, pour a glass of wine and place it on the table - guaranteed determination of the motorhome level.
- Thanks to Susan Grealy and the introduction to our preferred choice of travelling sweet - Kopiko Sugar Free Coffee Drops (made with real coffee). Always carry 6 packets!
- Should a blog be undertaken ensure some check is kept on your attire. It is estimated that out the many photos taken, Sybil featured in 99% of them wearing T-H-A-T red striped shirt!
- Thanks to Hamilton Policeman Bob, utilise Napisan for the toilet cassette instead of the expensive products. 3 tablespoons to start with and add more as required.
- Regardless of the length of time on the road, always present as novice travellers - negates the need for travel story one-upmanship!
- Reference books for the trip included: Camps Australia Wide, CMCA Wanderer and the relevant State Caravan Book.
- Prior to the trip purchase a hat that best suits you - there will be m-a-n-y days when a hat presents a far better picture than your hair!
- Contentment is knowing that the next port offers a 'DUMP POINT'.
- Designate motorhome tasks according to height, agility and ability level.
- Finally, the most important tip - knowledge in the fact that the 'humble fart' has the capacity to clear the motorhome. Even the poodles refused to take responsibility!
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| "THE LEYLAND SISTERS" SYBIL (IN THAT SHIRT), CAROLE, MADISON & SHAYDEN |
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