After watching the river swimmers set off from the wharf at Stockton, Liam and Carly took us on a tour of Stockton and Newcastle. Fighting the Australia Day traffic, we swam in the sea at Dixon Park, had a couple of drinks at The Brewery, where a band were playing and people were jumping off the wharf to cool down.We said goodbye to Liam and Carly mid afternoon as they headed back to Mudgee (about 4 hours inland) for work, and spent the afternoon chilling out round the pool and listening to the ‘2009 Hottest 100 Countdown’ on the Triple J radio station, which is fast becoming a religion for people on Australia Day.
Thursday, 28 January 2010
Day 267 – 26th January, Tuesday, Australia Day.
After watching the river swimmers set off from the wharf at Stockton, Liam and Carly took us on a tour of Stockton and Newcastle. Fighting the Australia Day traffic, we swam in the sea at Dixon Park, had a couple of drinks at The Brewery, where a band were playing and people were jumping off the wharf to cool down.We said goodbye to Liam and Carly mid afternoon as they headed back to Mudgee (about 4 hours inland) for work, and spent the afternoon chilling out round the pool and listening to the ‘2009 Hottest 100 Countdown’ on the Triple J radio station, which is fast becoming a religion for people on Australia Day.
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