From a few days ago, the trip could become a big “twitch”, as everywhere we stop there are new birds. Unfortunately we see more than we can photograph.The campsite next to the Mitta Mitta river was in knee-length grass, and a squashed brown snake on the bridge over the river kept us vigilant. No cows here! Still 500m above sea-level we had ice on the trailer at night.
Camping by the Mitta Mitta River
Categories: Animal Action, Australian Outback, Travel, Travel Adventure, VIC
Tags: Fairy Wren, Mitta Mitta River, Willie Wagtail
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Fifty Toes Walkabout 
You do realise that I am reading your posts from my desk at work….. repeat after me, “Work is fun, work is fun….”. Looks like you are adjusting to life on the road really well. Impressed that you are doing so much free camping – beautiful locations. Congrats on the Pigeon House Mountain climb.
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