April 2015 - Australia by Red Nomad OZ

Ardrossan Jetty Loo, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia

Tour the Yorke Peninsula via its BEST Scenic Loos!

April 24, 2015 Red Nomad OZ Scenic Public Toilets, South Australia, Things to do, Travel, Yorke Peninsula

Last Updated on May 26, 2019 by Red Nomad OZ Road-tripping around Australia isn’t always easy. Long distances with lots of nothing-much between attractions. Hazardous heat, dodgy roads and limited phone coverage. And – unless you’re an exhibitionist who loves squatting by the side of the road in full view – a LOT of leg-crossing between amenities! But it’s almost[…]

Random Adventures in the Scenic Rim Part TWO

April 17, 2015 Red Nomad OZ Carrs Lookout, Condamine Gorge, Lake Moogerah, Moogerah Peaks National Park, Mt Barney National Park, Mt French, National Parks, Queensland, Random Adventures, Scenic Rim, Things to do, Travel

Last Updated on September 8, 2017 by Red Nomad OZ Are you ready to return to that magical land of mountains awash with rocks and rainforest; steep passes, plunging waterfalls and patch-worked plains; green and glowing with magnificent sunsets? What land is this? It’s Australia’s amazing Scenic Rim Region that I introduced in Part One HERE! Don’t recall? Check it[…]

Adelaide, Autumn and the Mount Lofty Botanic Gardens

April 10, 2015 Red Nomad OZ Adelaide, Adelaide Hills, Mt Lofty Botanic Garden, South Australia, Things to do, Travel

Last Updated on March 1, 2017 by Red Nomad OZ As any South Australian pedant (is that a tautology?) will know, Mount Lofty isn’t South Australia’s highest mountain. That honour, as said pedant/s would confirm, goes to the 1435 metre high Mount Woodroffe in South Australia’s far north up near the Northern Territory border. But Mount Woodroffe is a long[…]

7 Wonderful Walks in Innes National Park

April 2, 2015 Red Nomad OZ Innes National Park, Inneston, National Parks, South Australia, Things to do, Travel, Walks, Yorke Peninsula

Last Updated on May 4, 2021 by Red Nomad OZ Sand dunes and shipwrecks. A wild and windswept heli-pad. Magnificent cliffs, an old wooden railway transport line and exotic lighthouses. Historic ruins and a sailor a long way from home. None of these are visible from the entrance to Innes National Park. And you can’t see them from the ~30[…]