We had to get the car into Volkswagen for a service early in the morning. We caught the bus to the whalf where we ate some breakfast then had a little walk around. After walking around for a bit we went to the wave pool! It was really fun! They turn the waves on for 20 minutes then off for 10 minutes. They have 10 different wave cycles that they put on. There were blown up rings and boogie boards that you could sit on, I really enjoyed it! The water was nice and cold!
We picked up the car then the spare caravan wheel and went back to the van. We just stayed around the van for the rest of the afternoon. Mum really wanted to taste some mud crab because she had heard they were really good, so we sat on the wharf and had tea. While we were there we were lucky enough to see some fire works!! They were spectacular!
The answer to the quiz on the last blog is: An automatic potato peeler!
Tara
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Once again gr8 info and fantastic photos. Darwin is a gr8 place, would have been fantastic to c the V8s it is supposed to be a terrific track. Lots of terrific things to c there. Have fun. L of L Nan/Mum and Bella xxxx
Hope you’re all having fun. If you’re swimming I’d think it must be warmish up there. (But then again, I have witnessed my brother and two young whipper snappers swimming in arctic conditions in Port Fairy…)
Was the bus a change from the car with the caravan on the back. I betcha it was! The wave pool must of been exciting. What were the ten different types of waves?, i’m curious too know. Tyler says when he was at the wave pool he went in really deep and he went up to the very end and he felt like he nearly drowned. He had to use the waves to get back to the shallow water.