Malibu Mex

Tonight we went to a great restaurant in Bodalla, about 10 minutes from Narooma called Malibu Mex. It is a well known mexican restaurant and surf museum. As the brocure said, “Amazing food – Amazing decor”. Yes !!!!! .My Seafood Burrito was delicious and Mal loved his Quesadilla too. Could not eat another thing !!!!

Nick, John,Bec and Steve would love it for all the surfing “stuff”.

Malibu Mex
Suzie, I took this photo for you
The tables and chairs

 

 

Narooma Wooden Boat Festival

 

What a coincidence that we are here for the Wooden Boat Festival.

Mal is in his element with all the boats. Luckily we are off to Tilba Tilba this afternoon to check out the Heritage Listed village..

 

The closest I have got to Tassie. This is a Tasmanian Huon Islander.
Mystery Bay...named after 5 men went missing from their boat in 1880. No bodies were ever found.

This afternoon we visited the historic National Trust villages of Central Tilba and Tilba Tilba. They were fascinating, as though time stood still. Local artisans specialize in leather, wood,silver, textiles and much more. Great cheese factory too. We also followed the coast around and found some great private little beaches.

Loved Bermagui too.

Central Tilba
Central Tilba

Tilba Tilba
Tilba Tilba

 

Camel Rock

 

 

 

 

My Dad worked here at the Bank of NSW in Cobargo. The building is now "The Bank of Ales" home brew supplies.
Cobargo
A great shed
Part of a cafe in Cobargo...an old train carriage

 

 

 

 

 

Narooma

25th November….

We have arrived in Narooma  and will stay for about four days and explore the area.

What a beautiful area. Luckily there are heaps of walking tracks as we have already enjoyed a huge seafood platter for lunch.

Narooma Lighthouse

 

 

Mal trying to eat his breakfast this morning with the help of a friend

 

 

 

 

Mal dreaming

 

Have been out for a few hours walking and coffeeing. Got caught up with a guy shucking oysters on an old jetty. May go back this afternoon with a wine and he will prepare fresh or Kilpatrick while we sit on the boards of the jetty over the water. Sounds good.

One of the many oyster boatsheds