That Campervan Life

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  • The Indian Pacific- Across Australia in 4 Days

    The Indian Pacific- Across Australia in 4 Days

    With bleary eyes we clawed into consciousness, stumbling awake, on a Sunday morning when the alarm came on, and though it was tempting to turn it off, roll over and drift back to sleep, it was with a sense of excitement that we crawled out from the warmth into the cold early morning. Today was…

  • Adventure North – New Territory

    Adventure North – New Territory

    Crossing the Border, we finally enter the NT. Take a walk back in time at Joes Creek, swim in hot springs at Katherine, Mataranka and Bitter springs, watch Brolgas walk through town, and get surrounded by Butterflies

  • Adventue North – To the Border and Beyond

    Adventue North – To the Border and Beyond

    Waking up to bird song always makes for a pleasurable start to the day, well usually unless your trying to sleep in….(and some noisy little critter is chirping away about how pretty the sunrise is and that he made it through another night and how he so glad to be here in his little patch…

  • Eyre Peninsula- My 10 favourite things

    So after our recent trip to South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula, I was asked what we thought our 10 highlights were!, well here they are in no particular order Ten Trip Highlights Bunda Cliffs – camping on top of these where you cant beat them for cliff ocean scenery, just awe inspiring Sunrise at Wudinna Wattle…

  • Adventure North – Broome and Boabs

    Adventure North – Broome and Boabs

    North from Karijini to Broome then east to spend the night in company of birds.

  • Adventure North- Downs and Ups

    Adventure North- Downs and Ups

    Continuing North we take a day out to visit Dales Gorge – Karijini

  • Adventure North

    Adventure North

    So it was early in August and we were thinking of our next adventure. Having endured some cold spells looking for wombats on the Eyre Peninsula (but had thoroughly enjoyed it) and our local weather requiring multiple layers of clothing, we thought “Let’s go somewhere warm this time”. We had heard that Darwin was a…

  • In Search of Wombats- Facing West

    So we were homeward bound, and usually when we turn tail, we turn tail and run but not this time, that would come later once we left the peninsula. For we had decided; and righfully so, that the top of the Eyre Peninsula still would hold some secrets to be discovered. But first leaving Port…

  • In Search of Wombats- A Garden in the Desert

    After a quick resupply in Port Augusta, we were looking for somewhere for morning coffee or even lunch so looked at the new town map we had picked up It all seemed a little underwhelming, at first we thought the esplanade on the water was probably a good start, wrong, all fenced off little parking…

  • -In Search of Wombats- Fire, Water & Steel

    -In Search of Wombats- Fire, Water & Steel

    SATURDAY 13th May So the next night we camped at a place called Yeldulknie Weir, (or something like that) last night, was a good night, a pleasant little campsite run by the Lions Club who run a few campsites around here for a $10 donation usually into an honesty box. For your $10 here you…