Two Days of Sunshine

I had a day in Sale. The highlight was a river trip to the Swing Bridge where the entire middle span turns parallel to the bank to allow shipping through. It is one of five in Australia. I had a guided tour to myself but my driver cum tour guide assured me that he does the trip twice a day even if he doesn't have passengers. He pointed out the wildlife on the banks, including several koalas. We were actually in a canal made to link Sale with Lakes Entrance, through three major lakes. The link is not used commercially any longer.

That made my trip to Lakes Entrance more interesting. It also coincided with a couple of fine sunny days with incredible views of the Lakes.

Along the foreshore of the town is a series of timber sculptures honouring military veterans.

Just along from Lakes Entrance, Mollie and I camped at Lake Tyers at the boat ramp. She is an early bird and was gone when I woke next morning - to clanking and clunking. A string of cars, trailers and boats stretched in angled parking on both sides of me, parallel parked in what I had assumed to be free camping. I was dressed and out of there in less than five minutes.