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Malerische Aussichten in den Grampians
... es war viel zu kalt, um länger in der Kälte zu sitzen!
Wir wanderten noch zu den Balconies beim Reed Lookout und fuhren weiter zum Boroka Lookout. Bei den Balconies gab es eine weite Landschaft zu bestaunen und sehr viele Bäume! Und die Berge im Hintergrund sahen aus wie gemalt. :) Die ganze Landschaft erinnerte mich irgendwie an die Blue Mountains bei Sydney, so weit ...
ON OUR WAY
... relax.
Heidi’s heart
Today is the day. We started planning for our trip over three years ago. In this time we have saved enough money to purchase a 4wd, camper trailer and have some spending money. It has been great to have a vision, something to work towards. "Where there is no vision, the people perish", Prov 29:18a (King James version). Dane is really keen to do most of ...
You cannot anticipate what the weather will do
... are halfway through the park and it was already 5pm. We checked out Wannon Crossing Campgrounds but chose to go through to Jimmy Creek Campground which has a bush shower (most appealing as I can wash my hair). It is a lovely open campground with 10 camping sites available, BBQ’s, tables and chairs. We had Moroccan curry Chicken with toast for dinner and met our neighbours, several young men from Melbourne that are here for the weekend and were later joined by 2 couples ...
Headwinds and an unexpected off-road adventure
... until we decided to go left which wasn't the best idea. At the start of the road it was newly graded, which I wasn't very excited about, but then it got worse than the other road, which was totally awesome, and then we finally saw a lake crossing over our track. We got out of Gough and let dad drive him around Margaret (the camper trailer). When dad had done that he helped us push Margaret around and off we ...
Welcome to our Corrugations
... a fast start, mainly to beat the peak hour traffic. The sunset was okay, but looking foward to much better ones in the weeks to come.
The bitumen trip through Ballarat and Ararat were unremarkable, but Glen did manage to get his fire pulses racing when we stopped to watch the glow of farmers burning their paddocks in the dark.
A night in a Horsham motel then an early start in the morning.
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