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Lake Lyall just out of Lithgow, NSW, is another great place to camp. There are sites right on the waters edge. It gets a bit busy with skiers from time to…
After Brooms Head we left the coast and headed through Grafton just in time to see the Jacarandas in full bloom. Really worth seeing. Then we made it up the…
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Check out this inflatable sleeping pad from Amok Equipment you suspend in the bush. What an awesome product. What do you reckon?
Caravan and motor home owners will be charged $5 per stay at Lyrup’s ss Ellen Park after the local council implemented a new policy last week.
The…
The popular grey nomad destination of Mount Gambier is looking into the possibility of establishing free camping areas.
We were lucky to have gorgeous weather for our walk to Wineglass Bay, we started with the lookout walk and then headed down to the beach at Wineglass.
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We can see why the East Coast of Tassie came 2nd in Australian Traveller Magazine “100 Greatest Holidays of Australia”.
We checked out…
We were lucky to have gorgeous weather for our walk to Wineglass Bay, we started with the lookout walk and them headed down to the beach at Wineglass.
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A must visit just to see it –
We stayed at the Nimbin Crystal Caravan Park very friendly people very clean toilets and showers
and the…
We had a magical afternoon at Point Anne which is about an hour and a half out of Bremer Bay, there is camping there for $7 a night as it`s in the…
This episode begins in Kununurra, the entrance to the Kimberley’s. As it was a long way across the top of the Great Sandy Desert, we decided to have the…
We have just spent an absolutely amazing two weeks in the centre of Australia, seeing Alice Springs, Uluru, Kata Tjuta, Kings Canyon and the West MacDonnell…
Six months into our trip we find ourselves at a small city called Warrnambool, pronounced ‘Warn-a-Bull’ by the locals and “War-Nam-Bull” by me, much to the…
