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Corryong Slideshow
Corryong
Travel Blogs from Corryong, Australia
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The Random Factor
This is a top pick! ... shitting ourselves at the prospect of a sudden unexpected encounter with a seven foot roo. Just then we saw the lights of Corryong. The relief was like morphine. Out of every place that offered lodgings, just one had a room. It was their last ...
Corryong - Sydney Or The Bush.
... Syd & spouse Kim, but it is also conveniently situated to the picturesque pass over the Snowy Mountains to Canberra, Australia's Capital. Syd & Kym run a travelling Australiana show visiting schools and country shows. They were due to put their ...
One night in Corryong
... we realised that we would be travelling for an extra week at the rate Bumblebee takes to get up those hills! Ended up in Corryong staying at a nice little campsite that looks like it has been here for 200 years - the ads in the laundry block certainly ...
Man From Snowy River
Arrived in Corryang for Man From Snowy River Festival stayed in stock yards with Pete & Trish & Jan Dave & Oscar. Went out to watch re enactment it was excellent the horsemanship was unreal. Back to camp & good nights sleep. It was none ...
Snowy Mountains Scheme
WOW, this is a magnificent free spot to camp. Lots of green lawns, the back of the van almost hanging over the Murray River, which rushed past. The only catch is that folk had their dogs off their leads and they seemed to be running everywhere. One day ...
First night
So the first night we didn't end up where we were meant to, instead in this tiny, slightly dodgy pub/hotel. We were the only people staying there. Was a bit over driving by the time we got there, just wanted to sleep and head off ...
Back to our favourite spot
... Heading north east then east we checked out many sites but none as wonderful as Towong. Also we wanted to settle before the Australia Day "Long Weekend". It was a leisurely drive with a stop off for our usual salad lunch about 1pm beside the Murray River ...
Camping in nothing
... off and this days we used to travell to the snowy mountains which are with 2228m the highest point of Australia. The first day we drove to Corryong and was sleeping on lonely free Camping Ground. There was nothing,nobody just us -Eugen Weiß,Steven from ...
Kookaburra Sits in The Old Gum Tree
... gone on many long journeys into the outback on horseback. It was interesting to listen to all of Wendy's knowledge of Australia's old cattle driving days that, by the sounds of it, were quite similar to the American Wild West complete with cowboys ...
heading to corryong
... were finished before I had got my meal. But by that time I was so hungry, I quickly gobbled it down. We were on our way to Corryong when everyone was done. We were all tierd by then. We had showers one by one (a very slow way!) and it was about twenty to ...
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