Our Latest Travels

Welcome to our website.  The map below shows our next adventure starting  2 February.  Click on this link for a large map in a new page and you can click on one or more of the groups to look at the segments of the trip.

 

We shall try to do a blog now and then during the trip and post some photos.

 

All our travels since we started in 2007 can be found in this map.

 

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  • Tasmania has proved to be just as beautiful as we remembered from our first trip in 2008, and we are enjoying the drives through the mountains and countryside and finding the interesting and somewhat challenging natural attractions – and picking blackberries along the roadside now......

  • We are now on a trip to Tasmania, our first long trip in the motor-home. This will be a test of whether we can manage alright without a vehicle to run around in for day trips & shopping etc. We were used to having the......

  •  This year we decided to take up croquet and started lessons at the Point Lookout croquet Club in Maryborough. We joined the club as members on 1st July and now play as much as we can while at home, and try to find clubs to......

  • We have been very slack and not updated this blog for a long time. So, this is a quick update of 2019 travels and then we will try and keep up to date with current travels. 27th March 2019 On the road again at last.......

  • Note: Click on any picture to see a larger view. 4 November – a day at sea after a stormy night and time to catch up on the blog. The ship internet was very slow but we managed to upload the blog and photos. We......

  • On 21st October we were up early, had breakfast and were picked up by our car and driver just before 9am for the trip to Southampton. Being a Sunday the city traffic was light and we had a smooth run to the port, arriving well......

  • After leaving Seatown we drove to Portloe in Cornwall on the day Storm Callum (ex hurricane) was battering the west coast, so it was very windy and wet. The radio reports were of coastal flooding, power outages and trees down, so it was with some......

  • Wed 3/10/18 was cloudy, but dry and warmer. We took the train to Zaanse Schans to see the old windmills. There are only 12 windmills still there out of about 1000 built many years ago. We toured one which still operates, grinding minerals and other......

  • One of the really good things about travelling in Europe is the modern and efficient railway system. Even better is using a prepaid Eurail Pass to hop on and off trains wherever you want without having to buy tickets. Yesterday we planned to go to......

  • Our first 10 day barge tour continued with mostly fine sunny weather and warmer than expected days. The trip took us through some lovely scenic country but also through some very busy industrial areas and of course, lots of locks. At Maasmechelen our companions departed......

  • 3 September We left Brisbane on a late night Emirates flight to Dubai, arriving early the next morning. We spent 2 days there in scorching heat. An early morning swim in the hotel pool was much appreciated. After mastering the tram and metro system we......

  • 4 July 2018 – We left Bogantungan and drove to Rolleston where we stayed in the very busy caravan park for the night. Luckily we arrived fairly early and secured a drive through site, because by late afternoon the park was jam packed. Lots of......