Barham - Murrabit

From the last post I then moved on to Barham where I enjoyed a yummy Fishermen's Platter at the local servicemen's club. Had a bit of everything, except oysters. With chips and salad and a coffee came to about $16, was a real treat. Very friendly and pretty town.
From there I moved onto Murrabit to await the Saturday Market, renowned to be one of the biggest in Country Victoria.
Firstly I camped alongside the river beside the Murrabit Bridge  which takes you back over to NSW.
A pleasant stay with only a few boaties coming use the boat ramp, and a couple to walk their dogs.
I was able to have the radio playing good music and relax in the shade.
 Unfortunately not everyone can read. Dead carp thrown under a sign that said Do not leave carp lying around, Please use the bins provided.

This is also on the Murray River.

The next day off I went into Murrabit and the market. I was able to park across the road in a large area for a gold coin donation to the local Lions Club. Then made my way into the madness of the market. It is well set up with small streets in the local park and a huge variety of anything you could wish for.

Front yard of a local house.