Observations from my last destinations. I was always planning to stop at Dorrigo Holiday Park after a brief visit last year – loved the beautiful location with its peace and serenity. Dungog to Armidale proved enough driving for one day even though work has vastly improved the Armidale to Dorrigo leg. The Waterfall Way however Continue reading “Dorrigo to Byron”
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HEADING NORTH
Ramblings from the Road – Crookwell , Dungog, Armidale, Dorrigo. I should have given Crookwell more airtime. With Dungog, Dorrigo and Byron Bay locked in for the return journey, the stop en route had to have a caravan park – (obviously) as well as being a manageable distance from the next location. We set upContinue reading “HEADING NORTH”
Highish country
Time for another episode (4)of Caravanning with the Kelpie aka ramblings from the road. I’m now north of the border with Victoria – a drive from Khankoben. K-H-A-N-C-O-B-A-N. Lakeside Caravan Park to Crookwell – not far from Canberra or Goulburn. One of many historic towns dotted about the rich farmland sitting high on the GreatContinue reading “Highish country”
Notes from the road episode 3 The high country – part 1.
Some notes from Victoria and the high country. A long drive from Peak Hill that became a little hairy around Wagga Wagga as there was a bit of conflict between ChatGPT ,Google and Apple maps. And I didn’t do my homework properly . Trouble free down the highway for lunch / rest at Wagga thenContinue reading “Notes from the road episode 3 The high country – part 1.”
Notes from the Road – ELVIS
episode 2 Notes from the road episode 1 covered a bit of ground . 800 ks round figures . This leg includes Orange and a night at Conobolas Caravan Park. It’s busy. Families, holidays, lots of dogs and no doubt a fair few permanents. The selected location to road test my conferred status of ‘ServiceContinue reading “Notes from the Road – ELVIS”
The Kelpie and the caravan .
Road notes: Days 1–3 There’s something buzzy about getting behind the wheel of my diesel-guzzling Toyota Sahara, hitched to the very fancy Jayco caravan, and heading off. It’s a sense of adventure with a little risk — nervousness touched with a dollop of freedom. Liberating. No domestic duties to speak of. Footloose and fancy-free, soContinue reading “The Kelpie and the caravan .”
