The Shakedown Cruise
For the requisite shakedown cruise we drove to Daylesford, a charming little town about 110km northwest of Melbourne. It’s especially pretty with its well-kept Victorian architecture and hilly surroundings. With the onset of the rainy winter season it’s grassy meadows have greened up and a few trees retained a bit of autumn color. This is spa and wine country, with hospitable lodging and famed dining options. Naturally, the residents sport a genteel nature and the shops on the high street are equally chic. We spent a couple days at the caravan park at Jubilee Lake and then stored the caravan at another location while we had a sleepover with friends nearby. Other than a couple minor mishaps with the van we deemed the trip a success that has us eager to hit the road full time.





7 thoughts on “The Shakedown Cruise”
Great to hear from you and thank you for all the news and wonderful photos.All is great with me,regards,Eva
Good to hear from you, Eva. Pt Tib is never far from our thoughts.
On your way! Safe travels and enjoy!
Nice rig.
I love how your language is changing, Mary–what is a “shakedown cruise?” Sounds like another great beginning for you two (both virtually and physically), not so much for the foxes.
Hi Mary, it doesn’t surprise me that you’re off on another adventure. What fun. Enjoy reading about it. Miss you guys,
Hi Joe & Mary,
Your rig is fantastic and you must be so excited to be in gypsy mode as we speak.Travel safely and we look forward to your tales from the road!
Cheers
Peter& Clare
Love reading all of this. The picture of you midst all the trees was great.