Dusting off my old photos albums, reminiscing about the old days and putting on a slideshow. Grab some popcorn, sit down and enjoy the show.Read More »
Author: Anne Adventure
I share family travel, camping, road trips and destination inspiration to help you explore Australia and beyond with confidence.
Uralla Wildlife Sanctuary
Uralla Wildlife Sanctuary is a non for profit organisation dedicated to take care of injured and orphaned wildlife.
The sanctuary is secluded and set on 150 acres in the middle of a nature reserve at Perillup in the South West of Western Australia.Read More »
Slideshow Night #2: USA
Dusting off my old photos albums, reminiscing about the old days and putting on a slideshow. Grab some popcorn, sit down and enjoy the show.Read More »
Beach Camping, Australia Day
Cruising up the coast, our 4wd is loaded to the brim with camping supplies.
A deserted beach is the perfect place to pitch a tent. Nothing but white sand and blue water.Read More »
Win a Self Guided City App with GPSmyCity
Have you ever had trouble trying to find a tourist attraction in a new city? Found yourself walking in circles? Strolling the streets aimlessly?
So many times I recall being in a new city following the tourist signs which lead to a major attraction, then the signs seem to stop. You know you must be close but you just can’t find your way. You ask a local and things seem to get lost in translation.Read More »
Beach Life
Early summer mornings are spent at the beach, it is where our little family is the happiest. Collecting shells, searching rock pools for crabs, building sandcastles and splashing around in the water.Read More »
Climbing Castle Rock, Porongurup
While we were spending some time in the country Dixie and I left the kids with the Grandparents and headed off to climb Castle Rock. This is the first date night (or is it date day) that we have had in a year. I think other couples would choose to go to one of the wineries located near by for their date night.
The Porongurup Range is 12 kilometres long and is located 24kms from Mt Barker or 48kms from Albany in Western Australia. There are 4 different walks you can take in the park and we opted for Castle Rock which had a Granite Skywalk at the top.
At the base of Castle Rock there are picnic tables, bbq’s and long drop toilets so you can enjoy the area before or after your climb.
Travelling the Gibb River Road – Road Safety Tips
The Gibb River Road is a trip Dixie and I are constantly talking about and hope to do soon. Today we have a guest blogger Rosemary McGugian who is the owner and operator of Best Of The Kimberley, the holiday and tour planning specialists in Broome. If you are planning on doing this trip I trust that her below tips will help you with your preparation.
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Slideshow Night #1: Egpyt
Years ago I set of to backpack around the world on my own. I spent over two years travelling, working and had a blast.
All the photos I took were on film (showing my age). I used to post home photos in one package and then the negatives in another letter just in case one would go missing.
These photos now sit in a bookshelf gathering dust. I am going to scan some of these old photos and put on a special slide show night for you! Don’t you feel lucky?
Should the house burn down at least I will have some of my old travel photos to look at.Read More »
Quarram Nature Reserve, Denmark WA
Don’t you love it when you explore a new area and you have no expectations and therefore you don’t get disappointed.
Dixie loves taking every 4wd track he spots and we often end up on a great adventure.
Whilst we were in Denmark, WA we headed down the South Coast Highway, saw a sign to Boat Harbour and figured it was worth checking out. Heading down the gravel road we spotted a track so we decided to head down it and found ourselves in Quarram Nature Reserve.
Let Me Be Free 