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If that sounds confusing, read on for a fascinating story of how a catholic church built in outback South Australia has ended up by the beach. The old, St Brigid’s Catholic Church sits nestled on the edge of sand dunes at Goolwa Beach on the Fleurieu Peninsula, a long way from where it started, some…

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Finally! The days are getting longer, the sun a bit warmer and the joys of spring are everywhere on South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula. If you’re looking to shrug off winter and leap into spring, here are 5 top reasons why you should make the journey to the Fleurieu Peninsula soon. The Goolwa, Middleton, Port Elliot…

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Today I was invited to speak on ABC Radio Adelaide Travel Talk segment again, on the topic of ‘Do you make new friends on caravan holidays and have they turned in to lifelong friends’? Or are you more of the stick to yourself, not one for socialising type. We definitely experience both scenarios on holidays,…

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As you travel around Australia on road trips and caravanning, you come across a lot of place names that can be quirky, strange, hard to pronounce or give you a giggle. Some place names have been given for obviously apparent landmarks and scenery, and one such name that comes up often on our coastal holidays,…

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Recently I was contacted by a company called WiperPro to see if we would be interested in trialling a set of their windscreen wipers on our 200 series Landcruiser. They got a big tick straight away for being Australian owned and operated and their point of difference is that their wipers are made to specifically…

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