Grandpas Guide to Driving in Beresfield

A good day to you my readers!I've been in bed the whole day because I'm not feeling well. I have a pounding headache, my nasal cavity hurts, my temperature's up. Yep! I have flu. I don't know where I got this but when I woke up this morning, I'm already not feeling well.

I'm bored. Susi doesn't want me to walk around the house. She just wants me to stay in bed. She wouldn’t even allow me to watch TV because according to her, it would make my headache worst. But she allowed me to use my laptop. *laughing* Sounds weird though —can’t watch TV but can use the laptop. Good thing she allowed me to use the laptop. At least I have a form of recreation.

Because I can’t go out of the house, I’ll just let my mind take me to nice places. Let me tell you about the time when I visited Beresfield in New South Wales, Australia.

I rented a car from the Vroom Vroom Vroom Company and they surely made my trip really enjoyable. I booked a car in just a few minutes! And their fees are really cheap —a very traveler friendly company. Their link is (vroomvroomvroom.com.au) —a pro-user website. Not like other car rental sites, Vroom Vroom Vroom’s site is very easy to understand and navigate. So, if you want to save time and get the most out of your budget, Vroom Vroom Vroom is the best car rental dealer.

Now, let me tell you something about Beresfield.

Beresfield is located on the northwestern suburb of Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. It is about 22 kilometers from Newcastle’s central business district, a part of the City of Newcastle local government area, and has a population of about 3,118.

The places I visited in Beresfield:

1. Beresfield Golf Course

Located at the heart of Hunter, Beresfield Gold Course is only a 20-minute drive from Newcastle. The golf course also offers the best value fees where you can receive expert tuition and equipment at awesome prices. It also has a relaxing atmosphere that you and your family will surely enjoy.

The Beresfield Golfcourse is a first class public facility that attracts a wide range of players —from young people to not so young people, including players with disabilities.

The Golf Course is an 11-hole, well kept, open-to-the-public golf course (an 18-hole game is available by playing the first 7 holes again).

Club and cart hire, drinks and snacks are also available.

2. Newcastle Region Library

Located on the corner of Lawson Avenue and Ogilvie Street, Beresfield is home to a branch of the Newcastle Region Library.

I think that’s about everything that I visited in Beresfield.

My head’s pounding again. I think I’ll take a nap.

Have fun in Beresfield!

-Granddaddy Ben