Still camped at Henry Angel Flat, Good Friday we decided to do the Hume and Hovell Track, walking over 6 klm, through farmland, following the river. This was an old gold mining area. I learnt how to go over barb wire and electric fences. still have scars from my farming days, from getting caught up with barb wire. this track has steps over the fences. Simple,eh! 
Also went out of my comfort zone, had to walk over a dead sheep on a foot bridge, yuk…
Apart from that, the walk was good, so much bird life.
also saw a platypus swimming on our way back. 
After lunch we went for a drive out to Paddys River Falls, amazing they are running, considering how dry it is. In all a good way to spend Good Friday.
Category: Tumbarumba NSW
2018 03 28 Jugiong to Tumbarumba
We left the little town of Jugiong by 10am after reporting to the publican that the donation box at the campground was full and could be easily have notes taken from it. He thanked us and was attending to it as we left. Its great that people donate and support these small towns, as they pass through. On the road or should I say, on an outback track ,of Chris’s choosing, we became lost . Yep the tomtom is wrong again !! Now .take 2. Bells Rd looks like the way to go. Arrived in Mr Bells home paddock. about 10kms down the narrowing track. Mr Bell wasn’t home. but his not so hospitable cattle dog was. Thankfully chained up. what a commotion, quick turn around and out of there. Now back on track we pulled up beside a river for lunch. would be a great spot to camp and fish.
Time to move on, Took a short drive up to the lookout in Batlow, for a photo of the apple town. 
Made it into Tumbarumba, in time to grab a few supplies before setting up camp at Paddy’s Angel Flat. 
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