Again.

We are on our way to our daughter's newly purchased 25 acres near Braidwood.

Christmas and some building.

Logging.

Used to generate electricity for the logging camp.

Neighbour has some sheep.

Interesting geology. The sinkhole is in sedimentary rock overlaying limestone where the cave is. 

Wide and deep.

We were amused by, and tried in vain to photograph, swifts, which flew round and round, gaining height each circuit, until finally released from the cauldron.

Before they flew back in to catch more insects.

The Shoalhaven flows north, through Bungonia National Park (Shoalhaven Gorge) then towards the sea.

Lost in lakes and hydro power scheme.

A steep descent into a gorge, with limestone exposed at the bottom.

Probably a collapsed cave system.

No longer feeling restricted to short walks, wondering if I would have the energy to return.

Muscles stiff from exercise is a very different feeling to muscles stiff from disease.

Not past it yet, but a pleasant feeling that improvement continues.

The bike is to continue the exercise regime.

The mist is a bit cold. We are at altitude of about 800m.

A bit too much resistance in the isolator contacts meant it got hot.

Increased power means more heat when things like this go wrong, which means earlier failure.

The cable "fell out".

The isolator has been replaced.

This is relatively old. Different plastic used in the new one.

Jennifer and Kyle's temporary accommodation.

Their Viking tent.

Small water tank in place.

Ideal for washing line.

This is just a starter. The ultimate aim is to build a bagged earth house.

One step at a time.