Traveling in retirement
Traveling in retirement
Cape Hillsborough is a ruggedly diverse scenic park. The park includes rainforest, eucalypt forest, beaches, rocky headlands covered in hoop pines, and scattered volcanic rock formations. We did not arrive…
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Broken River is located within pristine Eungella National Park a high-altitude haven that protects pristine rainforests and a stretch of Broken River that’s renowned as the best place in Queensland…
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We spent 4 weeks next to the Little Mulgrave River while visiting family and friends. The crystal clear fast flowing water makes its way from the Lamb Range down past our camp…
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An afternoon exploring the Gillies Range. With Stops at Heales Outlook, Gillies Lookout, The Cathedral Fig Tree, Mobo Creek Crater walk and Yungaburra. A stop at Heals Outlook to take a…
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A trip to Darwin to visit family as there are currently no Covid travel restrictions between South Australia and the Northern Territory. South of Alice Springs This is a quick…
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One of the best hikes! Around the cliffs of Cape Bridgewater. The scenery includes Australia's larges mainland seal colony, blowholes, freshwater springs on the ocean rocks, petrified forest, lava gas…
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Trish waved me off from Cape Nelson Lighthouse for another amazing cliff top hike and on to the beaches of Discovery Bay. The GSWW is a well maintained track that…
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Walking the Australian Camino and GSWW (Great South West Walk) Portland to Cape Nelson Lighthouse 22.4 km. This walk was part of my Cancer Council Relay for Life fundraising Challenge.…
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Heysen Trail – Coastal Hike - Trig Campground to Tunk Head 22.5k. Another Heysen Trail hike as part of my Cancer Council Relay for Life Challenge. What a spectacular hike…
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Today I walked the first part of the Heysen Trail Section 1 from Trig Campground in Deep Creek Conservation Park to Cape Jervis. Cape Jervis is the start (or finish)…
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