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The Bunkers, Wilkawillina Gorge

Walk Wild Wilkawillina!

Last Updated on March 1, 2017 by Red Nomad OZ A six hour drive north of Adelaide takes you deep into South Australia’s Outback zone AND into the Flinders Ranges National Park. It’s considered remote. By most people’s standards, anyway. Factor in its staggering scenery, wonderful wildlife, numerous hiking trails and awesome natural beauty, and you’ve got one of the[…]

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Sunrise at Lake Lascelles

Why Hopetoun Victoria is a TOP Aussie Town!

Last Updated on January 28, 2018 by Red Nomad OZ I don’t know why it is that travellers are routinely described as ‘weary’. If I’m describing myself, I just say I’m a traveller – not a weary one. But when travel publications refer to havens for the weary traveller; and weary traveller’s resting places; and recharging the weary travellers batteries and[…]

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Berries and Leaves

A Day in the Border Ranges National Park

Last Updated on May 4, 2021 by Red Nomad OZ Australia aggressively markets itself as all sunshine, surf and sand; red rocks, red dust and reefs.  But a visit to the Border Ranges National Park will show another side. Ancient sub-tropical rainforests of Gondwana clothe the sheer cliffs formed by the eroded caldera of what’s left of a massive shield[…]

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Babbler Campground, Gluepot Reserve, SA

12 Cool Aussie Things …

Last Updated on March 18, 2019 by Red Nomad OZ … I saw and did for the first time in 2014! It’s possible my definition of ‘cool’ isn’t the same as yours. I think it’s quite easy to find something cool downunder – anything new, intriguing, scenic or exclusive to OZ (or the world) does it for me. So if[…]

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