Fancy a tour of the Red Centre of Australia? I’ll show you iconic Uluru, walk with you around The Olgas and share the grandeur of Kings Canyon. Then again, I’m probably not the best tour guide. I’m not Aboriginal, I don’t know the indigenous dreamtime legends, plus I’m a bit too goofy. Instead, how about I … More Local Tour Guide
On the road again, just can’t wait to get on the road again … If you’re anything like me, hitting the road on the weekend is like a tonic to a tired bod. Even just a day out can do wonders. Google “Day Trips out of Melbourne” and you’ll likely find the Great Ocean Road, … More Five reasons to get out of Melbourne
It was a crisp Easter Saturday morning and we had two dogs in the house bursting at the seams for a walk. So I suggested to hubby we take Harry and Chuckles, our adopted dog for the Easter break, up the top of the Mount. We were staying overnight with his parents – what we … More Meandering in Mount Macedon
Nothing soothes the soul like a walk on the beach. That’s where we spent last weekend, but when we left on Friday afternoon the weather forecast was bleak. Not that it put me off. We were traveling in our camper and we had our site booked in the Cape Liptrap Coastal Park, we had friends … More Coastal walking – from wild to mild
You don’t need to travel far to have a good break. Just one night of camping does wonders in lowering stress levels and getting back to basics. This weekend we drove less than two hours from Melbourne to reach Majors Creek, near Seymour. A tranquil river side setting surrounded by majestic gum trees and plenty … More Stress free camping – Enjoying the simple things
One of the most peaceful places we’ve camped at this year was Hattah Lakes. This was an overnight stop, our last coming back from our epic road trip to the Flinders Ranges and Arkaroola. But who says you have to stay somewhere a long time to have a good time? When we visited Hattah Lakes … More Reflecting on Hattah
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