Well Bargara wasn't bad for a little rest, had lots of room and nice trees in the caravan park, a skate park where the boys sustained a few injuries (Arch elbow and Nadan Face), a turtle hatchery, a good golf course that we hooned around dodging the field, and some tennis courts for a hit. Full of grey nomads though and birds that attack the side mirrors on your car, and it was quite cool, although sunny. The boys got their hair cut, just a little bit, and I burnt the shizen out of the chicken kievs. But this leads me to the question "what makes the ultimate caravan park?" as there have been no perfect ones, they have all had good and bad points. So later on in the blog we will discuss the pros and cons and endeavour to come up with caravan park nirvana. In the meantime we broke all the records this morning and had packed up and left Bargara before 10am and were set up and eating lunch in Agnes by 1.30pm, and very glad to be here. We are right on the beach again, and a beautiful little surf beach with a point break, very natural surroundings and a great feel (apparently like Noosa 20 years ago). Arch had a surf this arvo, and Wooz and I climbed the trees that overhang the beach. Then we had a nice ride to checkout Workmans Beach and watch a magic sunset from the headland. Seems warmer here, water is nice, and I didn't burn the chicken tonight....badly.
Today (2nd day at Agnes) I woke up to Nadan needing to do a poo. Couldn't open my eyes as we went to the toilet block but heard some good surf so came back grabbed my board and paddled out at the point for an all morning session. Here is some footage of the Arch following in the Hall tradition of dropping in.
Bit more footage of Arch
Kirst and Arch riding together
Woozman's technique
The boys climbing the tree onto the beach
A bit of the boys form at the skatepark
Nathanial going for the park course record
Bit more skatin
Hope you enjoyed a bit of video footage for a change. So to finish this blog I want to discuss the ultimate caravan park. It has: no stupid rules like no riding bikes, skateboards etc., it has a skatepark like Ballina; 2 tennis courts with lights like Jindabyne; our own nice ensuite, beach volleyball court and outside eating area like Emerald Beach; a pool and spa like Skenners; big grassy area and cafe overlooking the surf like Agnes; a little fun golf course, close to cool local shops and eateries and great surf like Crescent Head; big roomy flat powered sites that allow runoff and next to a National Park like Noosa; open fires and lots of native animals with sites right on the beach like Merry Beach; friendly and funny managers and great lighthouse like Seal Rocks; camp kitchen and outdoor shower like Byron; and no keys or codes or huge fences or boom gates or rude managers or heaps of grey army. Aahhhhhhhhhhhh that's the way ahaaha I like it ahaaha.
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