After crossing Kosciusko National Park, we checked into The Jindy Inn last night.

Great place with a balcony overlooking Lake Jindabyne. The room’s fridge had no freezer which meant we couldn’t refreeze our cold packs for our cooler bag. We didn’t bring the giant Kings Fridge on this trip.

No microwave oven in the room, so we drove down the road to The Brumby Bar & Bistro to share a Brumby Burger (presumably not made from brumbies). Delicious!

The inn included continental breakfast in the dining room. After slightly burning my finger on the reluctant conveyor belt toaster, I enjoyed autumn colour themed fruit salad and Greek yogurt on my cereal.

After checkout, we grabbed a coffee from ESS BOARDSTORES, where they were happy to use our lactose free milk, from our cooler bag, since they didn’t stock that option.

The cold temperature lowered the tyre pressures, as you can see on the Tesla’s screen. But they soon warmed up as we hit the road. Next, on to Cooma and then Gerringong.

Charging:

No power points in the car park at the inn, unfortunately. When we drove up the road for dinner, we used one of the two fast chargers from The NRMA. We plugged in, launched the NRMA app, tapped the charger on the map, swiped to start charging. That interaction took us about one minute. We had a full tank by the time we had full bellies.