December 2014 - Australia by Red Nomad OZ

Bald Rock, via Tenterfield, New South Wales, Australia

Aussie ABC: R is for Rocks

December 22, 2014 Red Nomad OZ Aussie ABC, Australian Round Up, Balancing Rock, Bald Rock National Park, Ball's Pyramid, Bunda Cliffs, Chillagoe, Devil's Marbles, Hollow Mountain, Kalbarri, Kalbarri National Park, Kangaroo Island, Kununurra, Lord Howe Island, Mirima National Park, Mt Moffatt, Narrabri, Northern Territory, Nullarbor Plain, Remarkable Rocks, Sawn Rocks, Tasmania, Tenterfield, Tesselated Pavement, Things to do, Travel

Last Updated on August 19, 2020 by Red Nomad OZ With the world’s biggest rock AND largest monolith*, Australia’s the land of the ultimate ROCK – or at least the coolest Australian rock formations! But where’s a keen rockhound to go once they’ve seen Mt Augustus (biggest rock) and Uluru (biggest monolith)?? Check out a few more Australian Rock Stars[…]

Basalt, Birds and Balls Pyramid!

December 14, 2014 Red Nomad OZ Ball's Pyramid, Bird watching, Lord Howe Island, New South Wales, Things to do, Travel

Last Updated on May 4, 2021 by Red Nomad OZ ‘The current’s running like a cut cat round the island,’ Jack shouted. He fired up Noctiluca‘s powerful 200 horse power engines and guided the eight-metre vessel into the bay. Boat Tour to Ball’s Pyramid If not for the camera in one hand and a convenient strut for balance in another,[…]

West Cape Lighthouse, Innes National Park

Reds TOP 10 Lovely Lighthouses from South Australia

December 6, 2014 Red Nomad OZ Lighthouse, South Australia, Things to do, TOP Ten

Last Updated on March 20, 2019 by Red Nomad OZ I’m a lighthouse lover from way back. In fact, I was a lighthouse lover WAY before I became a loo lover! There’s something about those clean lines with the RED and (all too often) the white against a dramatic coastline and sky that makes my shutter-button finger itch! It’s itched[…]

OZ Scenic Public Toilet #40 – Mt Wellington, Tasmania

December 2, 2014 Red Nomad OZ Aussie Loo Book, Hobart, Mt Wellington, Scenic Public Toilets, Tasmania

Last Updated on March 1, 2017 by Red Nomad OZ Spotting a scenic loo was a FAIL on my first Mount Wellington ascent 30 minutes up from Hobart’s docklands on the River Derwent 1271 metres below. But I didn’t care. After a LOOOOONG conference, I had a few hours to kill before heading back to the mainland. Hanging out at[…]