THURSDAY 17.1.2013: We pulled in at our usual haunts - River Flats Estate and Burning Mountain Antiques, then settled in for what was for us, a l-o-n-g driving day (over 20 kms)! Patti McClenaghan had suggested we call in at the Willow Tree Inn which had been awarded the "Best Pub Steak in NSW" by the Good Pub Food Guide Awards for 2012. We arrived at Willow Tree by 3.00pm, a little late for lunch, but had a well earned refreshment. A return visit is planned.
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| WILLOW TREE INN |
Our next stopover was at peaceful, idyllic, desolate Wallabadah Freedom Camp. WELL, the Cowgirl Naives did not realise that fellow Tamworth trekkers would have the same travel plan! We squeezed into a corner and marvelled at the "caravan park" that once was our precious oasis! We had the local bush fireman visit every camper and issue an invaluable package of information - brochures, bound booklets. Excellent resource, plus due to the high fire alert the chap visited the area a number of times during the evening. Tamworth started early with one of the caravan occupants on his way to perform at a local pub providing the evening's entertainment. Shayden has still not emerged from the panic room so at this stage one would suggest that he is N-O-T enjoying his time away!
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| EVENING ENTERTAINMENT |
THURSDAY 17.1.2013: We pulled in at our usual haunts - River Flats Estate and Burning Mountain Antiques, then settled in for what was for us, a l-o-n-g driving day (over 20 kms)! Patti McClenaghan had suggested we call in at the Willow Tree Inn which had been awarded the "Best Pub Steak in NSW" by the Good Pub Food Guide Awards for 2012. We arrived at Willow Tree by 3.00pm, a little late for lunch, but had a well earned refreshment. A return visit is planned. 
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