If you’re looking for a peaceful and relaxing few nights off grid with picturesque lake views, drop in to Cockatoo Lake in South Australia’s south east for a good dose of nature. The reserve is around 30 kilometres north of Naracoorte and is managed by the Naracoorte Lucindale Council. You can get there from two… Read More Free as a Bird at Cockatoo Lake – South Australia
Would you travel over 600 kilometres for a loaf of bread? We did last year, and it was worth the trip. This isn’t your average bakery though, as you might expect. This daily baked goodness comes from an authentic scotch oven, housed in an underground bakery in a ghost town in the South Australian outback.… Read More The Town of Loaves and Fissures
There’s a fun exhibition on at the Ian Potter Centre, NGV in Federation Square, Melbourne, and I guarantee it’s one that cat and dog owners will absolutely love. Whether you belong to team cat or team dog, or in our case both, this is something that will appeal to and amuse all pet lovers amongst… Read More Are you Team Cat or Team Dog?
Because he was such a big part of our caravan travels, and appeared in a lot of photos and blogs, I thought I’d better pay a little tribute here to the best dog in the world. On Friday 31st of January 2025, we had to say goodbye to the best boy ever.
With the year coming to a close, I thought it would be a good time to look back at the travels and achievements for the year and thank everyone who has supported, followed, bought the magazines, or visited some of the places we’ve been to. It was a relatively quiet year of caravan travels for… Read More Caravan Correspondent, 2024 in Review
I’m thrilled to have two stories AND a recipe in the current edition of Fishing SA, South Australia’s favourite sportfishing magazine and the only hard copy, print magazine of its type in SA. The first article “Moonta Bay’s Fish of the Season’ is about fishing at this stunning spot on Yorke Peninsula and in particular… Read More Fishing SA – October/November 2024
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