Days 5 – 7, 20 – 22/11/20 Port Fairy – The Crags There’s so much to see and do around Port Fairy and one place that we hadn’t visited is The Crags, a natural rocky outcrop just 10kms to the … Continue reading The Western Districts, Days 5 – 7 – The Crags
Day 5 – 7, 20 – 22/11/20 Port Fairy, cool This quaint and historic seafaring town is jumping with weekend visitors. Being 280kms from Melbourne it’s the perfect location to really get away from the city. The town proper dates … Continue reading The Western Districts, Days 5 – 7 – Port Fairy
Day 4 Thursday 19/11/20 Meredith Park to Port Fairy, hot 35 Following the Princes Highway and miles of drystone walls we stop for a walk around Camperdown. With its wide avenue of trees, grand solid buildings of a bygone era … Continue reading The Western Districts, Day 4 – Stretching our legs in Camperdown
Day 3 Wednesday 18/11/20 Meredith Park, high 20’s It’s a glorious morning. The wind has dropped out, the lake is calm and powder blue. The fishermen camped near us have caught more fish and they really do look like ironing … Continue reading The Western Districts, Day 3 – Takin’ it slow
Day 2 Tuesday 17/11/20 Winchelsea to Meredith Park, Still Windy 19 We’re woken by the bloody corellas stirring. It’s a short drive to Colac. We need to buy a new tidy bin as one of us has accidentally thrown ours … Continue reading The Western Districts, Day 2 – Ironing fish
As Covid still rages throughout the world I’ll take you on another armchair journey, this time through the volcanic plains of Victoria’s Western District. There are over 400 volcanoes dotted through this area, though to the untrained eye they are … Continue reading The Western Districts, Day 1 – Winchelsea
It sounds simple doesn’t it, but now we realise that we’ve gone 3½ times around the equator. In these Covid times I know a lot of people are thinking about caravanning and whether it is a travel option for them … Continue reading Let’s go caravanning!
Day 108 Saturday 20th Sept 2014 Deniliquin to Melbourne It was a cold night and we wake to the sound of corellas. Now it is icy cold and there is a clear blue sky. A perfect day for a drive … Continue reading It’s a long way to the top, Day 108 – How ironic, if you wanna rock n roll
Day 107 Friday 19th Sept 2014 Griffith to Deniliquin It is a magnificent morning, clear, bright and icy cold. Our park neighbours sit outside eating breakfast and feeding the park rabbit. Are they mad? It’s nine degrees. Along the roadsides … Continue reading It’s a long way to the top, Day 107 – The Conargo Pub
Day 106 Thursday 18th Sept 2014 Temora to Griffith Temora was the home to champion trotter Paleface Adios also known as The Temora Torpedo. It’s been a long and adventurous holiday and once more we farewell Double or Nuthin’… at … Continue reading It’s a long way to the top, Day 106 – Burley Griffin Way more than a drive
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