ARMIDALE-GLADSTONE-CAIRNS-CLIFTON BEACH So the idea of this quick trip north to visit the Butterfly Sanctuary was to leave our 'house' behind, throw the tent in the back and feel into some discomforts. Well great theory Girls!! So far, we have spent a whole 2 nights in the tent!! We have been generously invited to stay with new and old friends along the way, and the times we had psyched ourselves up for the tent- it bucketed down rain...NOOOOOOO!!! So, obviousl...

WOLLOMOMBI FALLS- CHANDLER FALLS- ARMIDALE- URALLA We decided to hang around armidale for the week as we had an awesome opportunity to spend more time with AJ and Mary, learning more about loving ways of serving through mediumship and developing our communication with people who have passed into the spirit world- those that are quite developed in love and those that are still earth bound or are experiencing much pain and darkness and requesting help. When you th...

KOSCIUSZKO NATIONAL PARK Well it's a balmy 15 degrees here as night decends upon Jindabyne. The autumn colours are beginning to turn and the snowy mountains are looking fabulous!! We trekked about, met some of the locals, and soaked up the beautiful air of the mountains. No trip to the snowys would be complete without a skinny dip in the river- OMG was it cold, but refreshing and soothing to tired muscles. Its kinda one of those unwritten rules, that you must ...

CAFE DERAILLEUR, WANGARATTA Well, it's seems the magnets are still in working order. We have once again returned to the 'homeland' briefly for van maintenance and to collect a few things we left behind. How could we possibly visit without enjoying a morsel or two at our favourite cafe in Wang! Thanks to Eric, Lauren and the delightful gang, we devoured the most delectable pea, mint and beetroot home baked focaccia, and smashing coffee ( a vice still not delt wi...

HATTAH-KULKYNE NP - MILDURA- MUNGO NP Perry Sandhills Wentworth- Apparently Wentworth was a contender for the capital of Australia, since it harboured the port and junction of two of the largest rivers the Darling and the Murray. Over looking the meeting of the waters, which the two rivers were surprisingly distinct in their flow, it's hard to imagine the vast number of boats, barges, steamers, sailors, workers, travelers, traders etc that made this place a hiv...