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Uluru and the Field of Lights

On June 12, 2018 By Born to TravelIn Australia, Photography, Roadtrip, Travel, Walking2 Comments

After eating breakfast and packing up the van we filled up on diesel and set off on our day 8 drive along the Lassiter Highway from Erldunda to Yulara. It didn't take too long and Mt Connor came into view on our left. The drive continued for some time until eventually we sighted Kata Tjuta …

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Coober Pedy to Erldunda

On June 11, 2018June 11, 2018 By Born to TravelIn Australia, Photography, Roadtrip, Travel1 Comment

Leaving Coober Pedy with all its dirt mounds was quite unreal. For some time after, both sides of the road were littered with dirt piles. We stopped for fuel and a driver changeover at Cadney Homestead roadhouse, but after that the drive had a sameness about it apart from the signs about wandering cattle and the …

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Coober Pedy

On June 10, 2018 By Born to TravelIn Australia, Photography, Roadtrip, Travel2 Comments

Managed a bit of a Sunday sleep-in as we were staying in Coober Pedy for another night. After breakfast we drove through the town to the Catacomb Church. A few others were arriving for the 9:30 service. We were welcomed by one of the locals and found a seat easily. As it turned out there …

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Woomera to Coober Pedy

On June 5, 2018 By Born to TravelIn Australia, Gardens, Photography, Roadtrip, Travel2 Comments

On our fifth day we had a much longer drive to Coober Pedy so we quickly ate breakfast and packed up. Unfortunately we didn't time our departure from Woomera very well. As you can see we had to wait for a while as a very long freight train went through. Finally the last carriage passed …

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Port Augusta to Woomera and beyond

On June 4, 2018 By Born to TravelIn Australia, Photography, Roadtrip, Travel2 Comments

As we had only a short distance to travel we made a more leisurely start to the day. Just before check out time of 10:00 we were on our way. The terrain was very dry with mostly low lying vegetation. From time to time we passed large plateaus as we drove along the mostly straight …

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Gawler to Port Augusta

On May 27, 2018 By Born to TravelIn Australia, Photography, Roadtrip, Travel2 Comments

Day 3 of our Big Caravan Trip Following another good night’s rest and breakfast we packed up and headed up the road from Gawler. Very scenic area with lots of vineyards, farming land and some lovely towns. One that caught our eye was Auburn with some well preserved old buildings- may come back sometime. Along …

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Bound for South Australia.

On May 25, 2018 By Born to TravelIn Art, Australia, Photography, Roadtrip, Travel, Walking2 Comments

Day 2 of our Big Caravan Trip After an excellent night’s sleep in our caravan we got up and ate breakfast before packing up and hitting the road again. It didn't take that long to reach the Victoria-South Australia state border. It was farewell to Victoria for the next three months or so. State borders …

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Our Big Caravan Trip begins

On May 23, 2018May 25, 2018 By Born to TravelIn Australia, Photography, Travel, WalkingLeave a comment

Day 1 of our Big Caravan Trip There's not much more startling to someone sound asleep than the sound of their alarm, especially at 5:00! Anyway that was the sound that kicked off the first day of our 'Big Caravan Trip'. Karen and I were soon up, showered, breakfasted and packing the last few things …

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Our first caravan trip

On May 23, 2018May 23, 2018 By Born to TravelIn Australia, Photography, Travel, WalkingLeave a comment

Thanks for joining us! After many trips to other countries in recent years we have decided to join Australia's ever expanding 'Grey Nomads' and check out more of our own country. Last year we purchased a Toyota Hilux and earlier this year we bought a pre-loved Jayco Freedom pop top caravan.  It may be a …

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Vanuatu – final day

Vanuatu – final day

After a good night’s sleep we made our way down to breakfast just after 8am. It was nice to have one last buffet breakfast. Cereal and fruit, juice, a cooked breakfast followed by some pastries and fruit. All this with a lovely view to the pool area. Back at the room we finished packing and […]

Vanuatu – Day 7

Vanuatu – Day 7

Now that’s not the sunny tropical weather we were expecting. Rain, rain and more rain during the night and it was still raining when we wanted to go for breakfast so up went the umbrella. We tried just about everything possible from the buffet breakfast that morning. Cereal and fruit with yoghurt followed by an […]

Vanuatu – Day 6

Vanuatu – Day 6

It was a hotter day so we were up a little earlier for another delicious buffet breaky. After breakfast we booked a table for the dinner included in our package. Then we grabbed a daypack and a water bottle and took a minibus from the resort into Port Vila, alighting near the main market. Karen […]

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Born To Travel Is On The Move

Born To Travel Is On The Move

Hello, If you are a new reader I hope you have enjoyed reading about the beginnings of our travels in Taiwan most recently. Or perhaps you have read older posts previously as Karen and I have trained, bussed, driven and walked around Japan, Dubai, Spain, the Galápagos Islands, Colombia, Chilean Patagonia and, of course, Australia […]

Taipei

Taipei

As we drove to Melbourne Airport in my brother’s car we noticed peak hour was just about over. So we arrived in good time to check in just after 7:30pm for our 10:35pm flight direct to Taipei. The flight was about two thirds full and took off a few minutes behind schedule. As late dinner […]

Two Glaciers and a Chilean Ranch

Two Glaciers and a Chilean Ranch

We took an early breakfast and then walked into town to the travel agent’s office. From there we joined a busload of fellow travellers and were bussed out to Puerto Bories. Here we boarded our boat for the day. It wasn’t the most modern but had plenty of tables with seats. We sat down with […]

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