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Caravan Correspondent

Australian Travel Writer and Photographer πŸ’™ Caravan Holidays.

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On the Trail of Mural Art – Minlaton

Well this was a fun little activity we stumbled across on our last visit to Yorke Peninsula. The town of Minlaton is in central Yorkes and is known for its barley production, and for being the home of World War 1 flying ace, Harry Butler. Now they can add this to their reasons to pay… Read More On the Trail of Mural Art – Minlaton

23/03/202612/03/2026 Glenys Gelzinis2 Comments

Fleurieu Art Trail

I’ve long been a fan of street art and often go in search of it, especially in cities where it’s easier to find lots of pieces in a concentrated area. You can however find walls in suburbs, towns and the odd standout single piece like silos or water towers adorned with spectacular artwork all around… Read More Fleurieu Art Trail

03/12/201905/12/2020 Glenys Gelzinis8 Comments

Adelaide Hills Sculpture Trail

Take a drive through the Adelaide Hills region in South Australia, and you will soon notice sculptures of all shapes, sizes and styles popping up in public places. These eye catching works of art in chiselled stone have been crafted by master sculptors over the past few years during International Sculpture Symposiums held at The… Read More Adelaide Hills Sculpture Trail

12/02/201925/07/2025 Glenys Gelzinis5 Comments

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