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Statesman Motor Inn Ararat

Western Highway (79 Lambert Street), Corner Western Highway and George Rd Ararat, Victoria, 3377, Australia

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A place where time is lost.

A travel blog entry by agilitina

... lore (aboriginal law) He is cast out and sent to wonder and can be gone for months before his return and young boys too. It's their way which works for them and very spiritual. Aborginal children were torn from their families, some children died fretting for their home. Home was their people. The policeman who no doubt was doing his duty patted his handcuffs and would say 'i'll have to use these this if you do not let us take these children now.' It was the police job to ...

THE MAGNIFICENT GRAMPIANS

A travel blog entry by kathandsheila

... What a magic place!

Wildflowers everywhere and bursting with new blooms and growth.

HALLS GAP AND THE GRAMPIANS

It was late afternoon when we reached Dadwells Bridge back on the A8 hwy and we surveyed possible free camping as we drove but eventually decided to ...

Oh how wonderful to see the family

A travel blog entry by wherrol

... time in ages and ages.

At Horsham we bought vegies and fruit for the next few days. We still have some frozen meals left but we will leave those for the drive home.

Family had recommended a camp spot at Green Lake which is a lovely spot a few k's outside of Ararat. Thoroughly recommend this spot and only $5 per night.
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Grampians National Park

A travel blog entry by jane2011

We did 3 different walks during our stay at this national park. The first day we only did a short walk because we arrived quite late in the afternoon. There had been a lot of destruction mainly land slides in the national park due to the rain and flooding so there were many walks that were not open. This limited our options so the short walk we chose was to Clematis falls. We were ...

Floods put a bit of a Dampener on The Grampians!

A travel blog entry by jam10

... visitors office to find out what parts if any were open. Turns out there was only one area open in the northern part of the park. The whole central area was closed which was where we’d hoped to go. We couldn’t really see any of the impressive scenery that we would have seen if the other routes were open but the recent heavy rain had caused so many landslides and other problems ...