Wilderness Grove
Travel Blogs from Lovedale
History, sociology, and linguistics lessons today
... what led to the portion of the commonwealth called Australia was founded.
When I'm at school or at the shops, I look at the faces around me and try to figure out when their ancestors came here, and where they came from. It feels even more a nation of immigrants than the US--perhaps because the longest any foreigner has been here is 230 years, or perhaps because everyone knows their story. I read in the newspaper that one of every two people in Sydney is foreign born. The ...
Nachts im Urwald
... die darin endeten, dass wir am Arsch der Welt nachts mehrere Stunden duch den "Dschungel" fahren mussten, um einen geeigneten Schlafplatz zu finden. Der War dann in Cessnock, ein Ort, der nicht Kommentare wert ist.
Am nächsten morgen erst mal Kaffee; McCafé auf gehts...Und weiter nach Anna Bay...
...
Wandering Down to Melbourne
... was no way to get anything fixed. Thinking quickly, Jamie offered to sell the trailer to the tow truck guy for a deal he could not refuse! We then piled everything from the trailer into the main compartment of the camper van. Luckily everything fit and away we went!
We spent the rest of the day driving before ...
My legs can't take it anymore!
... If only I could have jumped in to swim along with them. This had made my day. It didn't matter what happened to the rest of the day or even if it had rained, I was totally happy!
I eventually got to Mereweather Beach at around 9 am after a long hike up the hill and back down again. I sat and watched some of the crazy surfers fighting against the waves before I headed back as I had booked a tram tour at 11 am.
I stopped off at the Obelisk on the way back as ...
New South Wales by car
... back on the highway we continued the ling drive back along the water, driving past Newcastle Beach, Bar Beach, through King Edward Park and past many other beaches.
...
Location
Amenities
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking