Yesterday I got out on my bike and collected all the street names for the section of Charlestown which lays West of the Pacific Highway. It took 30km of riding all up and included a bit of hill climbing. This area is split in two by a creek (and the Great North Walk) which is fairly low lying, while the land slopes up to the North, South and East. Halfway through the ride I started to turn around due to the cold, but ended up pushing on and finishing the area.

Does anybody know what the street name abbreviation CH means? I haven't a clue so have just left it as CH.

Today was another mapping ride which resulted in the completion of Adamstown Heights. Again there was much hill climbing, mainly due to inefficient routing on my part.

I might be too busy for mapping tomorrow, but my next targets are Kotara, Kotara South and New Lambton. Basically just working systematically North, while staying East of the Inner-City Bypass.

New Lambton and Lambton should progress relatively rapidly due to the lack of main roads (allowing freedom of movement) and the relative flatness of the terrain. There's a small chance they'll get done in 2 trips, but I'm not holding my breath.

On the 27th of June I travel back to Lismore to complete my final semester of a Dip. Ed. Since I'm only doing 2 subjects there's a very good chance that much of Lismore and Goonellabah will be mapped during my 10-week stay.