The 40 minute walk turned out to be a big challenge for a few members of the family. The height caused much anxiety. Despite the hiccup, the family had a wonderful day out together. A brief stop at Robertson to sample local produce and browse for curios could have been longer if we had not been rejected for lunch! We moved on to the bigger and busier town of Bowral for good fashioned pub food before starting our drive home. A practice at the driving range en route towards a dinner of Malaysian cuisine was a great way to end the day.
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| The children with Maria, our Italian au pair |
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| A brief stop after driving through the winding roads within the National Park |
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| Our destination |
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| Walking towards the canopy. Everyone is smiling and in good spirits. |
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| Our first challenge, walking towards the cantilever. We lost our first 2 members here... |
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| The central viewing tower, where we lost our 3rd... |
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| Three made it to the top although two were terrified and one frozen to the spot |
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| Waving to the camera for a photo on the way down. |
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| Beautiful walkways over the canopy |
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| ...allowing beautiful views towards the Tasman Sea |
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| The fourth member finally called it quits so its back to the car we went. |
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| Proof of exercise for the day... |
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| Stopped at Robertson looking for lunch |
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| and hoped to find something unusual for the house |
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| Got rejected for lunch at the Cheese Room because there were "not enough chairs" despite there being several empty tables! |
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| Oh well let's try some free olives instead |
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| and don't forget the cheese |
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| Pub food for lunch at Bowral |
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| Jonah at the driving range |
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| Paparich for dinner |
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| Toast with kaya and a milk tea a great way to end the day |
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