When Friends Come to Visit. 04/11/2010
 I had a wonderful time at Lakes Entrance because my very best dog friend Kelly came to visit me.  Kelly and I took the folks for lots of walks, along the esplanade, the lake edge and in it then over the bridge to the 90-mile beach at Lakes Entrance and back to the caravan park we stayed at as neighbors. Dogs are not allowed, in the National Parks but they are sometimes allowed in the car, and an owner can sit in a car in a car park with them and view scenery at some National Parks. You do need to check for the rules for each location. There are many coastal parks where dogs are allowed on a lead during certain times. These links may prove useful to dog owners to check out when you can visit waterways and beaches with your dog.  Marine, Coastal Parks and Reserves Bay of Islands Coastal Park Bunurong Marine Park Cape Conran Coastal Park Cape Liptrap Coastal Park Corner Inlet Marine & Coastal Park Discovery Bay Coastal Park Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park Nooramunga Marine & Coastal Parks Point Cook Coastal Park Shallow Inlet Marine and Coastal Park Wilsons Promontory Marine Park Parks along Victoria's coast Bay of Islands Coastal Park Bunurong Marine Park Cape Conran Coastal Park Cape Liptrap Coastal Park Cape Nelson Lighthouse Reserve Cape Nelson State Park Cape Schanck Lighthouse Reserve Corner Inlet Marine & Coastal Park Croajingolong National Park Discovery Bay Coastal Park Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park Great Otway National Park Mornington Peninsula National Park Nooramunga Marine & Coastal Parks Point Cook Coastal Park Port Campbell National Park Shallow Inlet Marine and Coastal Park The Lakes National Park Wilsons Promontory Marine Park Wilsons Promontory National Park Port Phillip and Surrounds Point Cook Coastal Park Port Phillip St Kilda Pier Rivers Maribyrnong River Patterson River Yarra River Western Port and surrounds Coolart Wetlands & Homestead French Island National Park Western Port  I was sad when it was time for Kelly and her family to go, I will not see them again until springtime. When I tour I sit in the tiny space between mum and dad, in the front of our 'troopy', but Kelly had a family and she is too big to squish in between people so she has a beaut travel kennel built on the back of the family's ute. I think it's pretty 'cool' :-). Kelly looked a bit dejected that our fun together was over too. We had (and shared) a 'ball' together J W   Comments Your comment will be posted after it is approved. Leave a Reply | Follow me on Facebook, Kathy Shell
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