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An Alpine Getaway at Mount Baw Baw
Howdy all! It might surprise some of my readers to know, but even in Australia we have snow! Sure, not all year round, but in the winter months, in the mountain regions and high planes, there is plenty of snow around for people to enjoy snow sports from late-ish June to early September. Please remember …
Destination of the Month – Halong Bay, Vietnam
Howdy all and Happy Easter! I thought for nearly a quarter of a second about doing an Easter-themed post for today, but straight away decided there would be little point. And also, if it’s appropriate to say it, Happy Ramadan! I have once travelled through Ramadan with a group from University in Bangladesh. Breaking the …
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Tim Blight’s ‘Pakistan Traveller’ gets an Exciting Bumper THIRD EDITION!
So excited to share with you this video - friend of the blog and all round awesome human being, Tim Blight with some help from his friend Alex Reynolds (Lost With Purpose) have compiled the latest, fully expanded and updated version of 'Pakistan Traveller', without a doubt the best and most up to date guide …
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Hiking to the Summit of Mount Baw Baw, Victoria
Howdy all. Introducing one of the higher mountains in Victoria, Mount Baw Baw. Now, mountains in Australia don't rival those of Europe or the Himalayas - it's highest mountain is only a bit over 2200 metres high, Mt Baw Baw more modestly is around 1500 metres. Join me as I discover Mt Baw Baw - …
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Port Adelaide and Glenelg – Through My Lens!
Hi all! Not so long ago I shared my photos from the main centre of Adelaide. Today I feature to of its 'must-see' suburbs in photos with the historic Port Adelaide, and the gorgeous beachside suburb of Glenelg. Enjoy! Port Adelaide Adelaide Clipper - historic ship used to bring Europeans to Adelaide in the 1800s …
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$100 and 48 Hours in Ho Chi Minh City!
Vietnam. The southern city of Ho Chi Minh City is a hub of excitement, a city that buzzes day and night, where motos and bicycles jockey for position on the road wondering where all the cars are at. The former Saigon is really a brilliant city to visit, and folks we only have the weekend …
Gino in the USA
Hi folks. Well, time for something very different to what I have been sharing of late! Today I return to my friend Gino and I am sharing some videos he's released recently from his time back in his 'adopted' country, the United States of America! Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUBtSaxx_fQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjHb9fheIZ8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4F2ATi5DJCo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8ycvqMOgz0 Please support Gino by subscribing, …
Australia is OPEN for business – Andy’s Recommendations!
Hi all! Well today I have a new video I have compiled for you from all my travels around Australia. I thought that as we recently opened up to tourists (you do need to be fully vaccinated) recently, I would try such a video - never done one before - highlighting things I've seen and …
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Wordless Wednesday – Trestle Bridge at Nowa Nowa, Victoria
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