So after much discussion we decide to find somewhere close so we could visit the model railway again. Well after a few wrong turns we ended up in the middle of nowhere at Kurth Kiln National Park. No one will disturb us here...yet on dusk down came some headlights and did several turns round an area above us and were never seen again.
This morning a large old ford car drove up next to us and he tooted his horn. It turned out that the old guy was from Tassie and spent a lot of time in the park because its so peaceful, that we can agree with.
Went for a walk and discovered there was a chap in the Rangers hut, have just made afternoon tea for a group of bush walkers (we didn't hear them). Even though there were information boards he told us a lot more. The kiln was for making charcoal at used to be used to run cars on. The Professor that started the kiln did his original research in Southport in Tasmania and the Prof is berried at Conelien Bay in Tasmania.
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