TUESDAY 28.06.2016: We set sail headed for Woodenbong with the aim of dumping and to stay the evening. "This road is INCREDIBLY narrow, think they would put more funds into a road that is used on such a regular basis, what about the pot holes and how winding is it, this is as bad as the Daintree drive, think they would have indicated this on the map!" Despite having said all that over and over again for the entire trip, it was one of the most beautiful and scenic drives that we have done since Tasmania. Through rain forests, National Parks and State Forests - stunning. Never did find Woodenbong and finally realised that we had missed the turn off at Urbenville! Nav had tired of the winding road so we decided to retire for the evening at Legume. Stayed at the free camp alongside the Community Hall. All donations are used on the renovation of the hall - obviously not many campers have passed through!Tuesday, July 5, 2016
LEGUME - POPULATION: 370
TUESDAY 28.06.2016: We set sail headed for Woodenbong with the aim of dumping and to stay the evening. "This road is INCREDIBLY narrow, think they would put more funds into a road that is used on such a regular basis, what about the pot holes and how winding is it, this is as bad as the Daintree drive, think they would have indicated this on the map!" Despite having said all that over and over again for the entire trip, it was one of the most beautiful and scenic drives that we have done since Tasmania. Through rain forests, National Parks and State Forests - stunning. Never did find Woodenbong and finally realised that we had missed the turn off at Urbenville! Nav had tired of the winding road so we decided to retire for the evening at Legume. Stayed at the free camp alongside the Community Hall. All donations are used on the renovation of the hall - obviously not many campers have passed through!
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