We travelled to Cooma, known as the capital of the Snowy Mountains, and enjoyed a lovely drive from Eden on the coast to the beautiful Monaro region and the Snowy Mountains.
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Nanny goat hill Lookout, Cooma
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View from Nanny Goat Hill
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| Yellow tailed black cockatoo |
These cockatoos were in the trees behind our caravan in Cooma and were having a feast on the pine cones, making a lot of mess and a lot of noise, but amazing to see them, and they are a very large bird.
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Yellow tailed black cockatoo
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After settling in to the Cooma caravan park, the next day we drove to Charlotte's Pass, Australia's oldest and highest ski resort. As we were there in March there was no snow so we had a lovely walk around and took in the beautiful scenery.
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| Beautiful scenery around Charlotte's Pass |
We drove back through Jindabyne, another alpine town on Lake Jindabyne.
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| Sculptures at Lake Jindabyne |
The next day we drove to Nimmmintabel which is another small town which we had passed through the day before on our way to Cooma, but we wanted to have another look around.
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| Elephant sculpture in Nimmitabel |
The Indian elephant is a beautiful feature of the main street in front of a restaurant.
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| Relaxing at the caravan |
3 comments:
So many interesting sculptures! Landscapes very pretty, too. Looks like a fun trip. :)
The Snowy Mountains are beautiful summer or winter. Love the photos. Enjoy the trip and relaxing. Looks like fun.
I love the Snowies in the summer time (only). I especially like the caravan park at Tumut.
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