Day 2 of being a tourist in Alice Springs saw us head out to the Desert Park. It’s just a 5min drive from where we are based. The park is huge and consists of different habitats you find in an … Continue reading →
Not a very exciting blog today I’m afraid blog followers. After a freezing night at Kings Creek Station and I mean FREEZING! as in the condensation from our breath had frozen on the inside of the canvas and the thermometer … Continue reading →
Today we visited The Olgas or Kata Tjuta to be correct after an overdue sleep in till 7:30. In campgrounds one awake all awake. They are 48kms away from Uluru but so prominent on the horizon, this is because The … Continue reading →
Today was a get from point A to point B kinda day. Meaning lots of driving 575 kms to be exact. The road from Arkaringa to the highway was all dirt and towards the end we came across a Jeep … Continue reading →
Last night we camped in a rest area 170kms from Coober Pedy with about a dozen other travelers, there wasn’t any phone coverage so today you get 2 blog updates (lucky aren’t you) When we left the rest area this … Continue reading →
After last nights fiasco with Lee (Navman voice) he redeemed himself today and we made our way through the Clare Valley (lots and lots more grape vines) to Melrose, the mountain bike Mecca of South Australia and this is what … Continue reading →
Well after saying we wouldn’t drive The Great Ocean Rd it’s taken us 2 days to get off it. We went back to the 12 Apostles this morning after a very, very slow start to have a look at Gibson’s … Continue reading →
My first attempt at using the blog, have put it off long enough, technology and I will just have to get along…..we hope 😉 Our packing at this stage involves making piles of stuff on every flat surface we can … Continue reading →
Our last little walk on our 500th Cache trip for the day was Bell Mount (803M).This walking track is located on the Cradle Mountain Rd approx 2.5kms turning right from the Cethana Rd junction. It's only a short walk of about 800m although … Continue reading →