We escaped the rain and clouds of Sydney for a weekend of camping along the Bridle Trail - the original road out to Hill End (near Bathurst). We had a great time camping, relaxing, reading (that was me) and enjoyed a nice pub lunch in Hill End on the Sunday. We had a visitor in the camp site each night - a fox that liked to steal the dog bowl and sniff through the beer bottles. We spotlighted him a number of times amongst the tents and caravans. Shelby entertained Tegan and Lucas by inventing scary stories to tell them - little did they know that the fox was outside the tent. The only downside was the long trip back down the mountain on Monday. Now Tuesday and I'm back at work looking out the window at the rain.
Our camp site along the river
Sitting around the fire
Tegan and her boyfriend Lucas
Shelby
The view along the Bridle Track on the way to Hill End
Shelby and me at the Hill End pub
Me by the river on the way back from the pub - afternoon tea stop
Shelby again - at the river
On our way home
This is another photo from along the Bridle Trail - this time at Easter after a few days of light rain. It's remarkable how quickly it greens up again. It was simply beautiful up there but it seems that half of Sydney was out there camping.
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Our camp site along the river
Sitting around the fire
Tegan and her boyfriend Lucas
Shelby
The view along the Bridle Track on the way to Hill End
Shelby and me at the Hill End pub
Me by the river on the way back from the pub - afternoon tea stop
Shelby again - at the river
On our way home
