Muttaburra

Very peaceful night at Emu Rest Area at Aramac. Had a lovely long chat with 2 families with 11 kids between them who are on their way home after being away for 4 months. What an amazing adventure to have with their children one they will all remember for a long time. The road to … Continue reading Muttaburra

Lake Dunn Sculptures

Aramac is one of the oldest towns in the central west. Originally known as Marathon, it was later renamed after Robert Ramsey Mackenzie, the first explorer to the area who carved his name (R R Mac) on a tree that was later discovered by explorer William Landsborough and the name Aramac was born. It was … Continue reading Lake Dunn Sculptures

Tambo to Aramac

Apparently it got down to below zero last night, but it didn’t feel that cold in the van. After a quick fill of fuel we started heading to Blackall. On the way the Ute started playing up and Chris assumed it was water in the fuel filter. We stopped for morning tea and drained the … Continue reading Tambo to Aramac

Bush to Beach

We’re all going on a winter holiday. No more working for a week or two. Fun and laughter on our winter holiday. No more worries for me or you............ All hooked up, packed and raring to go on our 6 week winter holiday 🙂 Map shows our rough route with a few detours or two. … Continue reading Bush to Beach

Broadwater Reserve

We stayed 2 nights at Broadwater Reserve just north of Nanango in Qld. It is such a lovely place you could easily stay a week here. Access is via Broadwater Access Rd off the Burnett Hwy,  approximately 20 km north of Nanango. There are no facilities here, you need to be self sufficient and take … Continue reading Broadwater Reserve

Benarkin

First Settlers Park Rest Area is a great area just off the D'Aguilar Hwy at Benarkin, not far from Blackbutt in Qld. 48hrs stay, open grassy area with plenty of flat spots. Toilets, showers, bins, dogs allowed, mobile reception, suitable for all types of RV’s and tents. There is also a small playground which our … Continue reading Benarkin

Toogoolawah

From Bonshaw we went via Texas which was indeed packed with campers, probably hunkering down while the school holidays were on. Plenty of space though. From there it was the back way up to Toowoomba. It is now a very busy place and so green compared to where we have been. Out to Hampton and down … Continue reading Toogoolawah

Bonshaw Weir

We were sad to leave the great camping spot we had here at Bingara but with only a few days left this trip we had to move on. We were going to stop at Severn River, at the time the grass was long but it was being mowed, there was very little water in the … Continue reading Bonshaw Weir

Bingara

Now we are talking 🙂 but more on that later. As you come into town there are some lovely painted silos. We love it when town’s do this sort of thing. The people who paint these are very talented and it's amazing how they can paint such detail, be able to paint so close up … Continue reading Bingara