Sat 3rd July 2021

This morning was a little bit chilly, and after breakfast was attended to, we talk a walk over to the Survey marker for Cameron's corner, where the three statesmeet. Queensland, New South Wales, and South Australia. We had to step over the boarder to do this, as this marker is in South Australia. After we have finished taking the must have photos, we go across to the General store, and have a coffee, and then back to the camp.We spend most of the day watching Movies, as there is not a real lot to do, but we did take the dogs for a ride and let them have a bit of a run away from where the campers are. There have been three campers including us on the powered sites, and there seem to be a good few over at the unpowered area. The couple that flew in yesterday have flown out this morning. 

The day has seen many cars coming and going after they get fuel, and heading off to somehwere else.  There are not as many flies here today, but it is a bit cooler, and we welcome that. 

It has been mentioned ealier that a woman was going to arrive to the Corner walking camels from Western Australia, to Bryon Bay, and at just after 3pmshe arrived with her five camels. It was interesting listening to her talking about her experiences and asking her some questions aswell. It takes her about 2 years to get a camel from the wild to be able to be trained well enough for her to walk the distances she is. She said that her and her team of camels walk about 20 kilometers a day. This woman ( Sophie ) does all the breaking in and training of the camels herself. No mean feat. The Camels are from 6 to 8 years of age, and they still have some growing to go. There is one female in the group. 

We go back to the camp, and think about getting some dinner organised.