Saturday, 10 January 2015

October 2014: Melbourne to Sydney

Some of my loyal readers have been sent here from my Miss May Blossom blog or Facebook page. How ever you've come to find me, welcome! You'll notice that I have a keen intersperse in food but this is interspersed with other things and will definitely include travel now that we've finally hit the road!

This is a post from October 30th which will give you a bit of background but I'll elaborate more in future posts. As we've just unhitched for our first night of our big lap of Australia I'll have a little more time. 

I'd love to hear your stories of travelling through Australia so please feel free to share! 

October 30, 2014: t's been busy busy week for us. We collected our Elite Caravan & stayed two nights in it in Melbourne before heading back to Sydney.


I have to admit that I was surprised that our favourite meal of the week away (including the food around Fitzroy) was dinner at the Snowy Mountains Historic Bakery in Orbost. These guys opened in Orbost a few months ago from the Mornington Peninsula & I just hope they do well. 

When I hear "Woodfired Pizza" I expect gourmet. The seafood was fresh and local and gorgeous! Can you see the sea veg? 


They don't just make bread and pizza. I picked the winner! This was my fritto misto with flash fried prawns, mussels, scallops & topped with sea veg which is farmed locally in Newmerella. I can't describe how satisfying this meal was!

And before we left town the following day we grabbed coffees (great!) and an organic sourdough loaf! 


Orbost is on the Snowy River Cycling Rail Trail. I'd love to hear from anyone who has been on the trail which includes sections of track along the old rail bridges. It would be a beautiful ride.


We had a quick overnight stay on the family farm in Tanja on the way home and stayed with friends further north. And we ate dinner on the van two nights ago because we can't get enough. Ask us if we feel the same in a year after our big lap!


P.S. I have to add that the Orbost Caravan Park was a great spot to stay. Greg was very welcoming. An added bonus to the clean amenities block was a bath (at waist height) for the kids which our littlest boy loved. 



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