Month: January 2016

Point Peron, Limestone Cliffs!

/ Daniel Alexander / 2 Comments

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Point Peron is one of those places! You know those areas where no matter how many times you’ve been, you’ll always find yourself drawn back? There’s a certain charm found in the ever changing Limestone cliffs that beats along and resonates with your heart. This little mini promontory is a spectacular sight for those geologlically minded, those who enjoy snorkeling, or even those interested in perhaps seeing dolphins in the wild for the first time. It won’t take long to walk the length of the tracks here, and there’s a few secluded little beach coves that you could pull up a chair at to watch the sun dip below the horizon and disappear into the ocean.

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Toodyay Canola Fields and History

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When you think of Toodyay you probably think of bland farms and country roads, not flowers bursting with colour, or giant hills coated in Canola. However, if you visit Toodyay in Spring, you’ll see a new life come to the little town.

The hills come alive this time of year! Hawks are soaring and the town is jiving. There’s certainly a breath of fresh air floating in the wind. You can visit the Avon River, which connects through to the

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High Country Hikes – Thredbo

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When most people think of the Snowy Mountains in Southern NSW their first thought is of snowy days, wild weather and the experience of sliding around in some of the countries biggest resorts during winter. However there is another side to the mountains, one where the mild summer days are full of amazing hiking, endless water-sports and even some world class mountain biking.

A place of relaxation by Merritts Creek at Thredbo Resort

A place of relaxation by Merritts Creek at Thredbo Resort

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