Another year of travels is coming to a close and whilst the biggest highlight of the year would have to be the months we spent in Queensland, we had an unbelievable amount of travel aside from that. All of the smaller trips we took were just as memorable and that was mainly due to spending… Read More Top SA Caravan Journeys 2023 (and 1 without)
I’m thrilled to have another recipe in the latest edition of Fishing SA magazine. The recipe is for whiting burgers and it’s a perfect dish to make a smaller catch go a long way, and just in time for the 2023/24 summer fishing season. The December / January edition of the magazine is on sale… Read More New Recipe in Fishing SA Magazine
The busy Adelaide Hills town of Hahndorf is popular year round, with visitors flocking to this unique German heritage village. Seeing it at Christmas time brings an extra dash of joy to travellers, adding a European feel as you shop, eat and drink in the festive season.
As you travel along the Clare Valley Riesling Trail, you’ll see a sculpture honouring a locally born novelist, Monica McInerney. This well-known author of 14 international bestselling books, is captured in this sculpture, which depicts her as a child sitting on the roof of her home and reading books. The sculptor was a local artist… Read More Girl on a Roof Sculpture
A couple of days in South Australia’s Clare Valley is only going to give you a brief taste of what the region has to offer both in wines and food, but it’s a great start and will definitely tempt you back to discover more. Located 130 kilometres north of Adelaide, this mid north region of… Read More 48 hours in the Clare Valley
I was lucky enough to see the Tim Ross exhibition – Motels, when we were in Longreach, Queensland and if you enjoy funny and nostalgic reminders of the way things were, it’s a brilliant example of Australian holiday life from the 1950s to the late 1980s. The exhibition came about from the book ‘Motel –… Read More Summer Holidays – The way they used to be
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