Today we tracked Australia’s longest river from Murray Bridge to the sea, and spent a lot of time with giraffes, lions, elephants, and sundry wild animals.

Today we saw “big”. A giant crustacean, a giant national park, and a big glimpse into the life of early Australian settlers. Let the adventure continue.

Today we went deep under Mt Gambier, found a super salty lagoon and checked out a lighthouse that has been moved into town. Let the adventure continue.

Today we found a garden in a sinkhole, a lake in a crater, a little lake in a sinkhole, and, a park featuring a lake, in a sinkhole! Today’s adventure is all about the sinkholes!

Today we were stopped in our tracks by a Giant Koala, went underground fossil hunting before heading to the southernmost point in South Australia.

Today we set out to explore The Grampians National Park, or at leas the parts nearby. Spectacular views define today’s adventures.

To get our day started with rattled around Portland for a while, then got up high in a converted water tower, headed down to an 1880’s lighthouse, before being very disappointed halfway to our next night’s lodgings.

Today we checked out a 90 meter wide waterfall, that’s about 100 yards Then we drove a couple of hours to get 30 meters or 100 ft, up in the air, no drone required, before spending most of the afternoon checking out the Great Ocean road.

Today was mostly a travel doy, but we managed to stop in a a beautiful local park in Bendigo, Then on to the Great Stupa of Compassion and finally, we visited the largest intact remnant of the might box ironbark, that once covered 13% of Victoria before stopping Warnembool for the night.

Off the ferry early, we were a long way into Victoria before the sun rose, In Shepparton we found the most amazing museum of everything that moves people, got a backstage look at a 10,000 piece costume collection, found some very artistic cows, before heading for the historic wharf at Echuca. Final stop of the day was 60 meter (200′) down a real gold mine!