Being on the southern NSW coast we seem to have missed a lot of the inclement weather further north, however it is always windy. May be this is the training for us, when and if we ever get to the west coast. As they say WA stands for Windy Always
Apart from Christmas and Boxing days, which were cold and wet, things are pretty good. The holiday park where we are staying at is bulging at the seems, as expected, however where we are camped down amongst the relocatable homes, you wouldn't know how the park is going. In the short term, this sits well with us, however I am getting a little towey and itchy feet.
We went for a walk the other day and find below some great pikkies.
The lake system coming in from the sea
The entrance to Narooma Harbour taken from the Southside
They call this rock "The Australia Rock". As you can see this image of OZ is amazing. Although you can't see it, Montague Island is in the back ground
This is Smugglers Cove, just south of the main beach at Narooma. Nice spot.
Heading towards the Mill Bay board walk on the north side of Narooma 
Part of the lake system
Another one of my toys at anchor
The Mill Bay Board Walk
A bit of history here
Looking towards the main traffic bridge into Narooma from the board walk
The main town of Narooma from the board walk
A roped off swimming enclosure just inside the rock wall. Definately not the deserted beaches we like
A gentle swell
The southern rock wall leading into Narooma
Yours truely checking out the swell on the northern wall
A lumpy swell today
Running the gauntlet at the Narooma bar. You can see Montague Island in the back ground.
Looking west from the Pricess Highway bridge
How clear is that water
The Federation Arch, with the brides place of abode in the back ground 
This is part of the brides work place
Some of the cabins in the foreground and the CP in the back ground
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