I’m excited to have been invited to collaborate with ‘Australian Silo Art Trail’, to promote these beautiful works of art and increase tourism to the regional towns and communities where they are. By visiting these small towns we can help their economy when we stay in the regions and spend our money with local businesses.
As you drive into Coffin Bay on Eyre Peninsula, you’re very likely to be escorted by emus as they roam wherever they like throughout this town. Coffin Bay is known for its National Park, amongst other things, but you don’t have to even venture there to be surrounded with emus and kangaroos daily.
When the weather is not playing nice and the fishing isn’t great, there are other ways to keep busy on Eyre Peninsula, including taking a scenic drive along the coast to see the Elliston Clifftop Sculpture Trail. We took this drive for the first time a year ago and seeing it again this year was… Read More Elliston Clifftop Sculpture Trail
Mid-winter is living up to its reputation as being prime time for whale watching on the Fleurieu in South Australia, with daily sightings of whales and their calves. Whales can and have been spotted all along the Fleurieu coast, but take it from a local, the best likelihood of seeing these beautiful creatures is from… Read More Whale Watching on the Fleurieu Peninsula
You can’t fail to see street art when you visit Melbourne, it is everywhere! City laneways are renowned for the art and on our last visit I managed to find a few new to me. Spending time around Fitzroy is another jackpot area if you’re looking for art and murals.
We are no strangers to visiting the Barossa Valley in South Australia, after all it’s one of Australia’s premier wine regions with many well-known winemakers and brands that are renowned around the world. Our latest visit was for a reunion amongst friends and we literally arrived from points north, south, east and west of the… Read More Winter Get Together in the Barossa Valley
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