Friday, May 25, 2007

Koala Conservatory

After Gosford Park and my night at the shady rest area, I knew I had to make up some driving time, so I planned for a long day on the road, hoping to get a long way away from Sydney and up the East Coast that is so highly acclaimed by the hordes of travellers...

Gosford Park

Going back towards the coast again, away from the stunning Blue Mountains, my next stop was a wilderness park whose brochure had said the magic word to ensure that I'd make a stop there. In addition to the obligatory kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, emus and even...

Blue Mountains

As I left Wollongong, I followed the acclaimed coastal road, with bridges and overhangs along the ocean, though not quite as impressive as the photos and tour books made it seem. I was soon on the outskirts of Sydney, heading West to the Blue Mountains, a popular...

Bateman's Bay and Domino's Pizza

As I headed away from the rather uninteresting capital of Canberra, I wanted to get back to the coast and the untouched beaches of Southern New South Wales, a part often neglected by tourists in their rush to make it up the East coast from Sydney. Due to my rather...

Sunday, May 13, 2007

Wilson's Prom

Reluctantly leaving Wildlife Wonderland and my new friends (both animal and human) behind, I headed for the Southernmost point of the Australian mainland - Wilson's Promontory National Park. The place is highly acclaimed in the guide books and was recommended...

In Search of the Platypus

With some rather odd, nondescript directions, I made my way through some very dark, windy roads, presumably through some forest to the edge of what was said to be Lake Elizabeth, though I couldn't see a thing in the darkness of the cloudy night. I parked my van...

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