Just a quick blog today to announce that I will be collaborating with RV Daily magazine with a few stories. The first of them can be found here and it’s a few helpful ideas for those about to start off-grid or free camping. 🙂
Crossing over the historic suspension bridge spanning the Murray River from Renmark to Paringa in South Australia, will lead you to a gallery of painted silos which were completed in early 2021. On the left of the road as you drive into Paringa you’ll find ample car parking to pull over and take a look… Read More Paringa Painted Silos – South Australia
Do this!, is my first recommendation. The reason I loved this self drive tour is that you are given a key and a map and pretty much told to go for it. The key gives you access to gates and buildings and the map shows you the route to take and stops along the way,… Read More Burra Heritage Passport Tourist Drive
The Colour Tumby Festival has wrapped up for 2022 and what an awesome long weekend it was, full of colour, fun and loads of events to interest everyone in the family. This is the fourth time this street art festival has taken place and it now combines with a number of other community and council… Read More Colour Tumby 2022
‘Welcome to Point Lowly Camping Zone’ the sign proclaims as you drive into this small fishing village full of shacks and some newer and bigger houses, that all hug the coastline. It’s easy to see why, with the whitest of white sand beach in front and turquoise water to fish in; and this picturesque spot… Read More Off Grid Campers Welcome – Point Lowly
I’m not much of a city person, preferring to be away from its hustle and bustle, and away from too many people too, preferably in the caravan somewhere near a coast. Occasionally though, as with the Adelaide Fringe events lately, a city stay is necessary and wonderful to catch up with what’s new in the… Read More Growing Adelaide
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