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The journey to Tassie began with a 10 hour ferry from a port south Melbourne to Devonport. We had a cabin we could nap in or just have privacy when we wanted. The crossing can be rough, but we had a relatively calm trip. We arrived at 8PM and went to the grocery shop to…
From our high point in the Snowy Mountains we dropped back down through Cooma to the Saphire Coast at the idyllic town of Eden. Appropriately named, the small.town is on a particularly beautiful stretch of coastline. Eden is also home to the Killer Whale Museum. The history of whaling in this area goes far back…
We left the wonderful Nariel Creek area and headed back up into the mountains. Our camp neighbors from Canberra mentioned a place up in the Snowy Mountains where there is a limestone cave that is open to tourists. Our route took us to Khancoban before turning off onto a road that wound through hilly farm…
Afrer a morning of laundry and resupply at the local.IGA we went to find a campsite at the Nariel Creek Reserve. The reserve is home to a small folk festival that has been going since the 60s. The Nariel Folk Festival began in the 1960s when a few friends from Melbourne made their way here…
From Canberra we headed inland on our way to the Nariel Folk Festival. This year’s Festival runs December 27 to January 3. We hoped to catch the last few days. We drove west through two forested national parks to the town of Tumut where we reaupplied. Our camp was along a reservoir about 20km south.…
After three weeks in Sydney shopping for a vehicle and other essentials for our adventure (like pillows) we were finally ready to hit the road. We left on a warm afternoon headed south along the coast. Our first destination was Meroo National Park. We originally planned on two nights but we’re enjoying being relaxed camped…
We landed on 2 December and spent the first week looking for a vehicle that would be our home for the next six months. We originally had a Toyota Hiace campervan as our target, but soon realized there were some shortcomings that would limit where we could go. We looked at a number of vehicles…
Arrived here yesterday and spent the day seeing some of the sites after a yummy lunch of Afghan food. The capital was designed by an architect and his wife (also an architect). The layout was designed as a landscape from the beginning, but some thought the design too grandiose and expensive. This view from Mt.…
Ginger and Ed's Excellent Adventures 