Our drive to the tip continued with a mix of bitumen and dirt roads. We notice how the roadside plants on one side are caked in red dirt as the dust gets blown then settles to one side of the road. Everything is red tinged.
It’s been a long time between blogs but with good reason, as we have been off on an adventure to reach the tip of Cape York, Australia’s most northerly mainland point. It was an epic journey, the hardest we’ve ever done. We did it over 12 days and still by no means saw everything, but… Read More We Made It to the Tip of Cape York and Back!
*Introduction post* With a new year I thought it would be a good idea to introduce myself to people who follow my website. I’m Glenys, the person behind this website as well as the Caravan Correspondent Instagram and Facebook accounts. Believe me, I’m so much more comfortable behind a camera than in front, but I… Read More Hello, nice to meet you in 2023
Living in South Australia we are seeing daily the effects of the slow moving flooding of the Murray River as it starts to swallow up river front properties and threaten businesses that are too close to the rising river. It has now reached a level not seen since the mid-70s and there is a lot… Read More Murray River – End of the Line
It’s that time of year again, when thoughts turn to buying Christmas presents for family and if it’s any help for those that have a caravan and camping enthusiast on their gift list, here’s my Top 7 ideas in no particular order.
Last year we visited Eyre Peninsula and stayed at a few terrific off grid campgrounds which were council managed. A couple of them we enjoyed so much that we decided to revisit during this trip and they haven’t disappointed, still remaining firm favourites. When we last stayed at both of these grounds, you just rolled… Read More What’s New – Eyre Peninsula Campgrounds
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