Suzanne was waiting at the house for us on arrival which was lovely. It was about an hour's winding drive from Yamba and a cute kangaroo was skipping down the road when we got there which was cute. Suzanne is a lovely lady.
I was travelling with 4 teenagers and the place was quite basic - they had moths and mosses in their room but no flyspray. We had the dinner spill on us on the bumpy ride, but no washing detergent. In the morning I had asked for bacon and eggs and there was half a loaf of bread, 3 eggs (because the chickens had not laid) and a small pack of bacon with a frypan from the 1970s. We had to drive for an hour before we could get anything to eat and it was quite disappointing in that sense. The hot water system could not cope with so many guests so most boys didn't get a shower. It was a different experience for me. Max was put on a mattress on the floor with no sheets, just an open weave blanket - he came into my bed at 1am absolutely freezing - there was no heating at all. On the positive side, it was a lovely little pretty village - just very basic.