Travel
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A Frightful experience at Sydney’s Q Station
What better way to spend your Halloween evening, than with a midnight tour of The Old Quarantine Station in Manly, Sydney.
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Discovering the Zig Zag Railway in the Blue Mountains, NSW
Nestled in the breathtaking landscapes of the Blue Mountains, New South Wales, the Zig Zag Railway is a marvel of engineering and a cherished piece of Australian history.
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Exploring the Charm of Berrima: Must-See Attractions
Nestled in the heart of New South Wales’ Southern Highlands, Berrima is a village steeped in history and brimming with charm.
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The New Bathhouse in Mullumbimby
There’s a new bathhouse that’s opened in Mullumbimby in Northern New South Wales near Byron Bay.
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The Abandoned Locations Worth Visiting Around The World
Book me a plane ticket right away - these abandoned locations are waiting for me to explore.
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Exploring An Old Female Orphanage
Dating from 1813, the old female orphanage of Parramatta is the oldest three-story building in Australia. It’s a building that has fascinated me for many decades now. It sits in the Western University…
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Lokmades Has Arrived Into My Neighbourhood
Lokmades vs Loukamades – in-fact they are both the same. One is Turkish, one is Greek. Both are absolutely delicious, and the Turkish inspired Lokmades has arrived into my neighbourhood. It’s something I…
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Where to Eat In Camden
These are my favourite cafes to eat at in Camden. Food – we all love it. I know I do. And visiting rural country and coastal towns is one of my favourite things…
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Camden’s Best Kept Secret – Carrington Care
Despite Carrington Care being a retirement village, this is Camden’s best kept secret history of the area. Whilst driving around the Camden area, searching for Autumn leaves, we happened across the most spectacular…
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Unearthing Parramatta’s Colonial History
Some of Parramatta’s untold history has been unearthed in Sydney’s west. It depicts what colonial history was like in early Australia. Hidden deep under layers of dirt, was preserved piece of Parramatta’s colonial…
