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Kiama to Burrill Lake, via Huskisson


Hi lovelies,

Another day of seeing some wonderful areas of this amazing country.  
 
This morning it was time to pack up and leave Kiama, with our destination being Burrill Lake. 


On the way we had a short stop at Nowra.  


  
The bridge across into the town looked a little small.



We saw some really cute little buildings


and tried to take the Street Art walk, but ended up a bit lost.   So perhaps this was not the only bird-brain on the street. 

 
From Nowra we headed to Huskisson on Jervis Bay.  What a lovely little town this is.

 
We had a small wander around the waterfront and through the HMAS Voyager memorial.


 Watched the stand-up paddle board surfers.

 
Checked out the Sycamore which was doing some training.

 
And a spot of lunch, where we fed the seagulls. A place we will return to soon I think.


It was then back to the highway and off to our van park for the next week.

We cannot believe the site we have for the next week. 

 
Right on the lake, a boat ramp for Robbie to fish from and such a peaceful setting.   



We are so very blessed.  



All for now sweet ones.

Stay safe and keep enjoying life.
Love us.
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