Cedric Hemmert Australie MBA
We should have checked out at 10am but were quite tired and decided to stay another night in order to enjoy peacefully the day in this artistic hippy town which attracted more tourists than I thought, even though most of the inhabitants looked truly hippy, a bit in another dimension. Indeed, at Nimbin's museum it really smelled pot and people were smoking inside the bar. The bar tender forgot our coffees twice (there were just 6 customers) and later on the cloth seller, waiting to get back to his friends outside the store, was very confused and did not know how to give Nozomi's change back. The people were very warm and friendly in this town, it has to be noted. We also went to a candle factory were they explained their process to make non toxic candles – Nozomi bought quite a lot of them. Then, back to the camp site we met few people, spoke with an old painter travelling / camping since 3 years.

Candle factory

That's the spirit