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If you have the time, it can be very rewarding to get off the beaten track and to take the road less travelled ...

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The tiny town of Central Tilba in the NSW south coast region
Rounding a bend, this is the tiny town of Central Tilba on the NSW south coast
It's one of those "hidden valley" type of places ...
Little roads meander through the hills, seen at their best when green like this.
Typical of the old houses and businesses that make up the town. I know it's not very old by European and American standards, but anything that has survived from the 1800s is old out here.
This is a little family, busy in the vegie garden ... And behind me (out of the photo) is the Central Tilba public school ... Heaven-on-a-stick for any chalkie!
   
   
 
Sussex Inlet ... perfect spot for messing about in boats
The boatshed in front of where our caravan used to be ... You can imagine the fun we had being able to wander down to mess about in our little rowboat. Happy days!
View up the river. To the top right, you may just be able to make out a figure getting into a boat ... or not. Take my word for it, there's someone getting into a boat.
See? This is the person, rowing over from the far side of the river. This side is very isolated and has only one road in. It's also a very long drive around to get to it.
Our rower is getting closer ...
And she's arrived ... to do her shopping! No parking problems here ... just pull the boat up onto the sand and wedge the anchor in the grass.
And speaking of messing about in boats ... You have to beat the locals to the boat!
More of the locals ... pelicans watching for approaching fishermen and a family of ducks just enjoying the day.
 

And lots more photos Down Under.

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