Sep 8, 2020• by Tapas_Wanderlust
Strolling Down the Streets of Scintillating Sydney
This city of sunshine and sandy beaches is not all about Sydney Harbour Bridge or iconic Opera House. There is always a pulsating, vibrant life in its core which you cannot miss. Sydney is a...
Apr 26, 2021• by Sologazer1783
The Pandemic has opened opportunities to explore the State of NSW. I recently returned from a magical 10 road trip exploring the hidden gems and wonders of the NSW South Coast from the Southern...
Mar 25, 2021• by thetravelvine
A Complete Guide to the Chinese Garden of Friendship, Sydney
This is, by far, is my most favourite attraction in Sydney. For a brief moment, you could almost be convinced you are in the middle of the Chinese countryside, that is, until you look up and see...
Mar 23, 2021• by thetravelvine
A Guide to the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the New Years Eve Fireworks
Located on Circular Quay is the most famous bridge in the world, the iconic Harbour Bridge, more affectionately known as the Coat Hanger by the locals. Walk halfway across, then peer over the...
Feb 20, 2021• by Mature_Solo_Traveler
Herbert Hoover & Sons of Gwalia Mine, Western Australia
On 21 December 1963 the Sons of Gwalia mine closed and the 1500 residents of Gwalia left town for ever. Trains were dispatched from Kalgoorlie 230kms (143 miles) south, and people took only what they...
Feb 18, 2021• by Mature_Solo_Traveler
The Inside Australia Statues at Lake Ballard, Western Australia
Many people had told me that I really, really should go to Lake Ballard when I was in the Eastern Goldfields of Western Australia. They raved so much about it, I was afraid that it might be a letdown...
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