Category: travel
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Western Australia: The Horizontal Falls
If David Attenborough tells you to go see something in the world, you’d probably listen. I honestly did not know much about this incredible natural phenomenon besides that. I had watched the special explaining it but it is not something you can really capture. When we found ourselves just a couple hours away by plane…
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Western Australia: The Northern Coastline
Traveling on a budget normally means you know all the underground deals. Relocation vans are the height of the backpacker’s possibilities as they are so freaking cheap. We got a camper van, normally costing $500 a NIGHT plus insurance and gas, for less than $300 for 6 days. How? When Sloane said she didn’t want…
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Western Australia: The Southern Coastline
Western Australia is freaking massive. Seriously it is basically the whole left side of this country. Exploring this was going to take some logistics but mostly some luck. I have been dreaming of this side of the country for years now and was ecstatic I had arrived. I booked into a hostel for the first…
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South Australia
When you leave the east coast of Australia all the states just have directional names not names of British derivatives. East side; Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales. Rest; Western Australia, Southern Australia, Northern Territory. The capital is technically Canberra which no one really cares about and then of course there is Tasmania but that’s separate.…
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Tasmania: The Wild West II
Leaving Queenstown behind us, we continue moving north east towards Davenport. On the way to Mole Creek there are a couple small towns each hosting a small cafe and some incredible waterfalls but oddly no gas stations. It is impossible to see it all but this is when it is best to have spontaneous plans.…
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