The summer edition of On The Road magazine is out now, and inside is a short article of mine on a curious outcrop of buildings you can find on Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. Around 18 kilometres south of Cowell on the Lincoln Highway is Igloo Road, and it’s worth taking a detour down this… Read More On The Road – Summer 2023
I’m always amazed to find as we travel around the country, how many super talented people there are in all parts of Australia, and it makes me think that their work should be seen by a bigger audience than just those of us who are passing through, and were lucky enough to find it. Recently… Read More Arty Rural Communities in SA
The last stop on our Eyre Peninsula journey for 2022 was Whyalla. Years ago this was a town that we would just pass through on our way to somewhere else, mainly because it was only known as an industrial city, built on the steelworks that still dominates the town. For many years it didn’t have… Read More Whyalla 2022
We’ve arrived at Cowell just a bit too early for crabbing season, but it seems to be the place for blue swimmer crabs at the right time, which is any month with an ‘r’ in it. Mind you we crossed paths with one traveller who told us they were being caught now in Cowell in… Read More Colourful Cowell
Take a detour off the Lincoln Highway, around 45 kilometres south of Cowell and you’ll find one of the friendliest towns on Eyre Peninsula, Arno Bay. This little gem is a quiet, unassuming town that has oodles of things to do, and the whole family are catered for.
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.
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