Alice Springs Heritage Caravan And Tourist Park
Lot 8483, Ragonesi Road, Alice Springs
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Alice Springs Heritage Caravan And Tourist Park

Lot 8483, Ragonesi Road Alice Springs, Red Centre, Northern Territory, 0871, Australia

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Non si è visto molto sotto la pioggia

A travel blog entry by ilsalmone

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Ha piovuto tutto il giorno per cui non c'è molto da dire, se non che il freddo mordeva le caviglie, c'erano tantissimi aborigeni in mezzo alle strade e dopo aver visto uno dei posti più significativi per la loro cultura, vederli ridotti a dei vagabondi ci ha fatto un certo effetto, sembra che gli abbiano rubato la dignità!!!

Alice Spring …

Alice Springs

A travel blog entry by lyndisnbob

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FINKE RIVER CAMPING AREA
We spent the night in the Finke River rest area which operates as an overnight camping ground and then decided to spend an extra day. This is actually the oldest river system in the world and currently even has some water in it (not noteworthy you might think but Central Australian rivers seem to be composed of sand!). …

Winton to Alice Springs

A travel blog entry by pamela.emery

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Well our brief visit to Winton did not start well for Andrew with a distress call needing to be sent out. Andrew, deciding he needed to respond to a call of nature, and popped into the local public toilets. Ever a man of efficiency he got straight down to business. While casually taking in his surrounds he noticed that there was no loo paper. In …

Alice Srings and Surrounds

A travel blog entry by pamela.emery

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It was great after our rush to get to Alice Springs to be able to settle for a while. We had booked into the Heritage Caravan Park for a week and were given a nice leafy powered site which cost us $32 per night. This was a pet friendly park and everyone seemed to have their dog with them. Fortunately dog owners and dogs were well behaved. This park …

Our reunion with the beautiful McDonnell Ranges

A travel blog entry by sueandlaz

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Sue Start

As we crossed the South Australian border the geography changed. We were a little surprised by this as we had made this trip before, but in reverse. It is strange how when you travel in the opposite direction, things appear different. The craggy mountains, deep purples, browns and oranges, rich in iron I believe. The wedge tailed …