Hit the track early, Chas had a ball driving laps on the mountain - I had a nervous minute when he left me at the esses so I could take some pics of him on the track - but he came back for me. We checked out the National Motor Museum which was pretty cool. I was fascinated with the grafitti from some very famous race drivers in the loos - in fact I checked the door to make sure I was in the right loo. We hit the road again to Bungendore on one of the prettiest and steepest drives off the mountains. we made Bungendore just on 3 and headed straight to the antiques store to see if his chairs were still there. Miraculously there were 4 left - there were 6 three years ago. Deal done after some negotiating we set off to find a bed and some food. The bed proved easy - very lovely room at the Carrington with space to move and no wall beside the bed. Finding food however proved slightly more elusive. The Carringtons restaurant and bar were closed on a Monday night so we headed to the Harvest Royal for the $10 roast - recommended by everyone - mmmm sign on door closed tonight due to unforseen circumstances, we had a beer - no atmosphere at all, so we head to the Lake George - they don't do meals on Mondays but great atmosphere we had a great time and opted for toast and cold meat for tea back in the room. Not sure what the plans are today beyond breakfast.
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