Like the proverbial birds of a feather, vintage caravan enthusiasts like to get together It is always enjoyable seeing a vintage caravan hitched up to a classic tow car, maybe at a heritage or country fair, or at a car show. But to see retro rigs at their very best, you need to catch a […]
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
Captivated by Ross
One of Tasmania’s finest heritage villages On previous visits to Ross I had never had more than a pie from the renowned bakery and lunch by the picturesque old sandstone bridge. Little did I know the town had so much more to offer. When we could find no other accommodation for the Christmas break we […]
Rollin’ Down A River
The Clarence River Canoe and Kayak Trail is the longest whitewater trail in Australia On a recent road trip through the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, we had an overnight stop at Jackadgery, where the Gwydir Highway crosses the beautiful Mann River 40km west of Grafton. Apart from the impressive concrete bridge, the […]
Backtracks of the Remote Northern Flinders
Our route lay across the remote northern Flinders as we had wound our way eastward through desolate range and hill country. The country was dry, which is the norm here on the edge of Australia’s inland desert expanse and any vegetation, away from the more substantial creeks that occasionally crossed our path, was low and […]
Cub Campers 50th Anniversary
In these fast, changing times any business or relationship that can last fifty years is no mean feat, to thrive and be at the top of your particular field after fifty years is even more impressive. Well the Team at Cub Campers has done exactly that and it’s a milestone worth reflecting on. Roger Fagan […]
