Like so many folk I had great holiday plans for most of January and was looking forward to catching up with family and friends. The South Coast of NSW is my normal summer location of choice and this year was no different. However it was an earlier start this summer leaving home on Boxing Day […]
Destinations
"I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. I travel for travel's sake. The great affair is to move"- Robert Louis Stevenson
White Water Fun In The Gorge
The small Queensland town of Tully stands on the Bruce Highway, about 1,550km north of Brisbane and 140km south of Cairns. With a population of some 2,400 people, Tully is one of the larger towns of the Cassowary Coast region and, until 2008, was the administrative centre for the Shire of Cardwell. It takes its […]
Quirky Jumpers and Jazz awaits you!
Warwick Queensland will once again be brimming with jazz, art, quirky “woolly wearables” (especially warming up the winter trees), and amazing food and wine. From 16th to 26th July 2020. The now iconic Jumpers and Jazz in July festival is a magnet for patrons seeking a unique travel experience and thousands are now making an annual ten-day […]
Cruising the Coast – Sydney to Byron Bay
Craig Sheather hits the road with his daughter for a classic coastal adventure Ralph Waldo Emerson, the American philosopher and poet is often credited with the famous travel saying “It’s not about the destination, it’s about the journey”. And I totally agree! There’s nothing better than jumping in your car and hitting the open road […]
Cornish Happiness on the Copper Coast
To everyone reading this story, I say dydh da! Pronounced ‘dith da’, this means ‘hello’ in Cornish, an ancient language that is currently being revived from near extinction, in part with help from festivals such as the Kernewek Lowender, held every two years in South Australia. Meaning ‘Cornish Happiness’, the Kernewek Lowender festival does indeed […]
