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Any visit to Eyre Peninsula should include the stunning Streaky Bay, a relaxed and friendly town on the western side of the peninsula, just over 300 kilometres north west of Port Lincoln. The area is known for its agriculture, growing wheat, barley and other cereals as well as sheep, and also for its aquaculture with…

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When you take the roads less travelled, make sure to spend some time in the towns less frequented to discover some country treasures. Cummins on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula is one such town with loads of personality and plenty of easy parking for caravans and RV’s to stop a while to discover its artistic streak.…

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Renmark in South Australia’s Riverland is a magnet for those looking for a holiday on the Murray River and all the relaxation that entails, especially in wintertime, when the river traffic is a little quieter and the days a little warmer than some other parts of the state. Our base was the serene Echo Holiday…

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Our trip to Wentworth in NSW was for one particular reason and that was to see FOSO – the Fibre Optic Symphony Orchestra, another brilliant installation by Bruce Munro, and the third one we’ve seen of his mesmerizing art, light and sound productions. Wentworth is only around 140 kilometres over the South Australian border, and…

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