The latest of the painted silo art in South Australia is in the northern Yorke Peninsula town of Bute. It takes a little under two hours to get there from Adelaide and the silo art is on Martin Road, next to the disused railway line. The artists responsible for this one are Scott Nagy and… Read More A Bute-iful painted silo in South Australia
This was the sternly delivered line in a very memorable TV Advertisement from 2000, which has become a part of the everyday Aussie vernacular, and it’s a phrase used today when situations arise that deserve this annoyed reaction. We’ve had reason to use it again lately and frankly it’s a polite way of expressing what… Read More Not…Happy…Jan!
We are so lucky in Australia to have a number of beaches where you can take a 4WD and enjoy the edges of our country. Whether you live in, or are just travelling through South Australia, this is one unique beach that has to be on your must do list.
It’s that time of year again, when for a short time you can see the spectacular change of season and brilliant autumn colours in South Australia. For the best show of colour, I can’t think of a better region to witness this beautiful time in nature, than in the Adelaide Hills. It passes quickly though,… Read More Instagrammable Autumn Colour
If there’s one holiday destination that deserves the saying; location, location, location, it has to be Tumby Bay on Eyre Peninsula, South Australia. This is one of my favourite towns in South Australia, and we’ve visited a few times in the last couple of years because it’s that good.
There are a few things that all caravanners carry to be prepared for times when things can go wrong, and these items will help to get you out of sticky situations. My next article on RV daily, gives some tips on a few essentials to have on board and are the types of things that… Read More Don’t leave home without the basics
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