In a separate review, on Willowvale Rest Area just outside Balranald, New South Wales, I have pointed out that the biggest issue facing long distance drivers in Australia is fatigue. There is only one solution to this problem and that is to stop driving and rest. On our regular 1,200kms trips between Canberra and Adelaide Andy and I swap driving at regular intervals. While those in the know say you should pull over and rest every couple of hours we often change drivers more frequently than this. Our bodies tell us when it is time to stop and have a rest. Continue reading “Yanga Lake”
I’ve Been To Hell And Back, Many Times
Hells Gate is the entrance to a 13,000 hectares farming property on the flat Hay Plain in outback New South Wales. It lies between Hay and Balranald on a featureless stretch of saltbush, which is generally accepted to be the flattest region on earth. Continue reading “I’ve Been To Hell And Back, Many Times”
Woolloomooloo – How do I say that?
I have written a number of reviews on this page enticing my reader to visit the inner city suburb of Woolloomooloo.
An overseas friend expressed an interest in visiting one of the sights I have written about, along with the hope that he would not have to ask somebody the way to Woolloomooloo. Continue reading “Woolloomooloo – How do I say that?”
The Rambling Wombat 