🎿 Chasing Snow At Mount Buller
The day after our High Country hike we weren’t quite done with the mountains, so we pointed the car up towards Mount…
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The day after our High Country hike we weren’t quite done with the mountains, so we pointed the car up towards Mount…
Read the storyMansfield turned out to be a lot more adventurous than we expected. On the way up into the High Country we passed…
Read the storyThe next day we packed up again and headed to our next house sit near Mansfield, trading desert roads for green hills…
Read the storyThe next morning we packed up the car and pointed ourselves back towards Melbourne. This time we cut across the dry middle…
Read the storyThe next day we decided to keep things simple and stay local, so we drove up into the hills again for one…
Read the storyToday was one of those days that feels like three adventures rolled into one. We set off from Mount Barker and hopped…
Read the storyThe day after our big Mount Barker railway adventure, we swapped trains for timber cottages and headed to Hahndorf, Australia’s oldest surviving…
Read the storyAfter a morning of city rain and Christmas chaos, we swapped pavements for paradise and headed down to Port Willunga on the…
Read the storyOur day in the centre of Adelaide turned into one of those unexpectedly brilliant travel days where nothing goes to plan, the…
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