Day 12. Dorrigo 28.10.23

The army had early morning practice again. They started before 7am and were still going when we departed at 9.30am. The wind was very cold. BoM said it was 7° feels like 1.7°. 






On the road to Dorrigo.  Much greener on this side of the range.
After setting up at the Dangar Falls Lodge and Caravan Park we went to explore Dorrigo.  Antique shop above.
Pub, where we ended up having dinner. 

Called in to the woodfired bakery and Brian the baker gave us a tour.
He can bake 90 loaves at a time.




   This has been the best waterfall so far. We can hear the water falling from our caravan. 
   Pano taken on the mobile phone.


Steps down to the bottom of the falls.

Thanks to Gail for the above photo. 
   People were swimming in the water even though it was really cold. 
Same shot, but 1 was taken on the GoPro and 1 on the phone.

Dangar Falls video link

    Above the water fall.



   Our van in the background. 


Today we travelled 126kms.

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