If you live in Australia and are a fan of travel shows, and magazines or you’ve travelled through Queensland, you’ve probably heard of, and seen photos of Paronella Park. Even if you’ve never been there, I’ll bet some parts of the story have crept into your consciousness, just like the moss has crept over the… Read More 7 Things you probably didn’t know about Paronella Park (but should).
Our next stop was Loyalty Beach, another planned stay to make sure that we were here on a Sunday night, their famous fish and chip night! We can choose to set up wherever we like, so we select another beachfront position with just the white beach, turquoise sea and palm trees in front of us.
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.
We’ve done our usual crisscross ramble around town to find some street art, this time in Townsville, and as per usual, have found some beauties. I’ve seen some of the artists work in other cities and towns around Australia, and some were new to me. They certainly have hidden some of the murals pretty well… Read More Townsville Street Art
We are just days away from hitting the road for a few months of caravanning, firstly through Victoria and New South Wales until our ultimate destination of far north Queensland. I (Glenys) will be trying to keep up the blog posts while gathering information and photos for future stories for magazine and online publications. My… Read More Time to Hit the Road
I’m thrilled to have another short article in the current, winter 2023 edition of On The Road magazine. It’s amazing how just stopping to take notice of a sculpture in a park can lead to so much interesting information about a town. This happened during a recent trip to the Barossa Valley in South Australia… Read More When Art Imitates Life
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