Day 43, Thursday, February 23, 2006 Trial Bay Gaol was opened in 1886 as a public works prison, housing more than 500 guests. It later served as an Enemy Alien Internment Camp during the First World War. I served time here, too, about a minute. A nice place to visit, but I wouldn't want to live here.
Scoff's Restaurant in Coffs Harbour specializes in bush food. I had roast kangaroo. It was not unlike beef, very tender and a mild taste. It was very good although I did get the hiccups later. Toohey's Extra Dry, winner of the World Beer Cup Gold Medal 1998, best dry lager, went very well with it.
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