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.
For our first visit to Broken Hill I think we managed to pack in quite a lot of the must see attractions. Finding a place to stay was a bit of an issue when we arrived and caravan sites were scarce in both of the caravan parks and the showgrounds. This was due to a… Read More Broken Hill Highlights – Part 1
Australian Photography Magazine holds a competition each year to find the Photographer of the Year and it’s the largest competition for amateur photographers in the Southern Hemisphere. There are a number of categories to enter including landscape, animal and nature, people, aerial and black and white and these categories require you to submit four images… Read More Photographer of the Year 2021
Our summer holiday on Yorke Peninsula is setting its usual standard when it comes to the weather. This is one of the reasons why we choose to stay for such a long time in the one place. The weather can be very fickle with anything from days in the high 30s to cold southerly blustery… Read More Summer in SA
I thought I’d end the year with a look back at how far I’ve come since I started freelancing, and introduce myself and my website to those who may have just found my site. In 2015 I began freelance travel writing after completing a ‘Writing for Newspapers and Magazines’ course with the Australian Writers Centre.
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