The Royal Flair Raptor would have to be one of the most innovative and bold caravans I have ever seen. It’s a specially built adventure caravan with the ability to carry several motorcycles or an ATV on its 1.5m wide drop-down rack at the rear of the body. Royal Flair has been making caravans since […]
Jayco Silverline Outback 21.65-3
Wired for sound Jayco takes its premium Silverline into the digital age with a new voice-activated Amazon Alexa personal assistant. When reviewing this new van from Jayco the sales rep from the local Jayco dealer in Melbourne, where we collected the van, surprised me when showing me around. He opened the door to the van […]
A Town That Time Passed By
Lots of places have historic buildings and a select few locations have a collection of structures that date back to times long passed, however to find a whole town that has been saved and rebuilt as it was over a hundred years ago is rare indeed. Walhalla is hidden deep in a valley about 2.5-3 […]
Huts, huts and more huts
With a week or so up our sleeves from our various commitments we decided to point the bonnet of the cruiser south and head for one of our all-time favourite touring, camping and four wheel driving destinations, the mighty Snowy Mountains of New South Wales. From our home base in the Central Tablelands it is […]
Capricornia Harbour Town
From modest beginnings, Gladstone has developed into one of the most substantial and commercially successful harbour cities in Australia. It is the principal port of Central Queensland, a region of some 117,800 sq km straddling the Tropic of Capricorn. ‘Capricornia’ contributes more than $21 billion to the Queensland economy every year through agriculture, accounting for […]
