Made it to Victoria with only one stop (shop) in Gundagai. Outside front door of yet another Wodonga car motel.

Not on the initial plan but we went to Rutherglen anyway. At least we bought a decent port for the travels.

Lake Mulwala

Yarawonga. Home town of the Maloney’s in Bryce Courtney’s Four Fires.

No flying ducks yet!

Scene greeting us next morning at Elmore.

Bendigo Pottery. Last time we were here the wood kilns were still working producing what are now antique pieces. We still have some at home. Now a flash arts centre with a range of disciplines including gas-fired modern pottery.

Bendigo Tram Museum

Bendigo Woolen Factory

St Arnaud. Aparently named after a French general but the locals pronounce the name to rhyme with the biscuit.

Natimuk. Great arts, crafts and antiques store.

Mt Arapiles. Supposedly great for rock face climbing but we didn’t bother.

Naracoorte Caves

Dare I say two fossils!

World Heritage Site

Oh we better give it an Australian gong as well!

Quite a number of cave holes dotted throughout the park.

Bed with a view

We made it again to the Murray

Pub grub with view