Wilmington
Travel Blogs from Wilmington, Australia
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When the Heat Started to Rise
... now exaclty halfway between Perth and Sydney (the way the crow flys). We were going to meet up with Fancis' mother (Lucy) in Wilmington so we decided to stay just outside the town at a place called Hanckock's lookout which you could see all of Port ...
Handcocks Lookout
Handcocks Lookout again! Vicky made it here fine - all appears to be well which is good news - it certainly dosnt feel dangerous anymore although she still has her excelent backfire which scares the sh*t out of the birds!! We played another game of ...
Handcocks Lookout
We drove upt o Handcocks lookout near Wilmington in a long drive from the Barossa Valley. The grass is so green and the land is so flat! It is really picturesque thougha nd the roads are so long and so straight it is amazing! Wilmington its self is ...
On a clear day you can see forever.
... . It had ambience plus and the best shepherds pie and veg we have ever tasted - no need for dinner tonight! Fuel stop - Wilmington with some advice about a great overnight site. Seven kms of rough dirt road up the mountain to the lookout - just as we ...
Almost Home
We spent a great 2 days catching up with Andy who has just started back at The North Blinman Hotel. He seems really happy in his new/old job. His cottage is over 100 yrs old. From his back door you can see all the way towards Wilpena. I ...
Back to fertile hills
... somewhere to stay for the night. Found this real bush caravan park and camping ground via 3km of dirt road, east of Wilmington. It has showers built into a large concrete pipe on it end and the toilets are a galvanised tin ...
Wilmington
... where cars are drawn up the hill (although it had a tough time with the aluminium caravan). We aimed for a national park near Wilmington, but when we got to the turnoff we found that it couldn't be accessed by caravans. Spent a frustrating ¾ hour ...
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