ISLAND OF THE DEAD
Days 18 – 21 May 13-16 , 2022Kangaroo Island We are finally visiting Kangaroo Island, located just 15km off the South Australian mainland. We’ve been wanting to visit Kangaroo Island for ages. Despite… Continue reading
Days 18 – 21 May 13-16 , 2022Kangaroo Island We are finally visiting Kangaroo Island, located just 15km off the South Australian mainland. We’ve been wanting to visit Kangaroo Island for ages. Despite… Continue reading
Days 16-17 May 11&12, 2022 Grampians NP – Horsham – Naracoorte – Cape Jervis – Kangaroo Island It was predicted to rain today so we packed up early and headed north out of… Continue reading
Day 13-15, May 8-10, 2022Ballarat – Halls Gap – Grampian National Park. We left Melbourne early on Sunday morning and being Mothers Day there was hardly any traffic. We were on our way… Continue reading
Day 11-12, May 6&7, 2022 Melbourne With rain predicted for the next few days we decided to stay in Melbourne and visit some galleries. We are a week too late for the Coco… Continue reading
Day 10, May 5, 2022 Phillip Island -Melbourne It rained quite heavily overnight so it was a pleasant surprise to find that this morning the sun was out amongst the dark cloudy skies.… Continue reading
Day 9, May 4, 2022 Fish Creek – Wilsons Promitory National Park – Cape Paterson – Phillip Island We are slowly beginning to realise that heading south in late autumn in a La… Continue reading
Days 7-8, May 2-3, 2022 Eden – Mallacoota – Cape Conran – Yarram – Fish Creek I woke early and walked outside to be greeted by clear predawn sky and a line of… Continue reading
Days 3-5, April 29-May 2, 2022 Sunrise Friday in Ulladulla was spectacular- clear blue sky with a sliver of a crescent moon high up in the sky. If that was not enough to… Continue reading
Days 1&2, April 27-28, 2022 We waited until Easter school holidays and Anzac Day were over before heading off. For us in Australia, Easter holiday period is a true end of summer. Beach… Continue reading
SEPTEMBER 2019 – APRIL 2022 We are currently living through a period that in late 2019 was an unimaginable world of change. A world where we in Australia have been asked to subjugate… Continue reading