YIPEEEEE We are on the road again after a ten month break due to Covid. In February 2021, we took off again from Newcastle NSW, heading west. On the way over we completed the Nullarbor Links Golf Course, the longest golf course in the world. To tell the story we made this informative; funny and entertaining video. Enjoy.
In June 2018 we made the trip to Cape York. We left our van at Mount Carbine Caravan Park. You can store your van there for free if you stay there before and/or after your trip to the top. After our little adventure in the Aurukun forest, (see previous post https://wordpress.com/block-editor/post/workingholidaypress.home.blog/580 ) we made our way along the corrugated-tarred-corrugated-tarred road.
When Thomas and I stop somewhere to work, we spend our days off exploring the surrounding area, learning about the region and experiencing living in that particular location. As we are currently based west of Mildura, it wasn’t long before our interest turned to visiting the point at which NSW, SA and VIC meet. The first thing I did was look on maps to see how to get there. Read More »
After a great few days at Dingo Bluff visiting the spectacular Kings Canyon we headed off towards Alice Springs, together with our new travel companions.
We camped one night at the Stuart Well Roadhouse where we spent the night laughing and chatting with some rather eccentric locals, one who occasionally would march across the beer garden playing his bagpipes.Read More »
After Coober Pedy we travelled into the Northern Territory free camping along the way. We stayed in a free camp about 30 kms from Uluru. I just looked for it on WikiCamps but it is not there anymore. That’s a shame. It was lovely camp spot among the bushes, red sand hills with distant views of Uluru (Ayres Rock) and The Olgas (Kata Tjuta).
Our free camp near Uluru
Finally the day arrived for us to head off on our Journey from Adelaide, up through the red centre of Australia. We took our time free camping along the way, as the roads got longer, the earth got redder, the vegetation got sparser and water got harder to find. We had our first overnight camp at an outback roadhouse, along with many other travellers and truck drivers. It was here I met a very friendly 11 year old boy.Read More »
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