We passed on through the remnants and ruins of the Historic Lindis Hotel. The use of schist rock for the walls gives a ‘industrial’ look.
At morning tea we discovered what the rustling last night had been. A four legged friend had nibbled through a peanut slab wrapper, and no doubt thought it had struck gold!
Adventure before dementia camper.
A whopping 38k hike achieved. It seems whatever the walk for the day the first 3 kilometres are easy and the final 3 simply drag on for what seems like eternity. It works out this way most days.
Our tent is pitched on the shore of Lake Dunstan. A view across to Mt Pisa range.
So this is the evidence of the rustling in the night. Something else likes peanut slabs.
Following the Old Faithful Rd back to meet SH8.
Phillip’s Rd. A back road for peaceful walking time.
The dust in the distance is from a truck that passed by.
Paddock scene.
Metal sculptures in a paddock.
Tonight’s spot.
What is the story behind the ruined hotel? I can see why the last three kilometers can feel long when I look at the photo with the road stretching endlessly ahead. love Bronwyn
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