Each gallery has been assigned to an individual page and are listed here in reverse chronological order. Use the links below to view the photos I’ve uploaded and, by all means, enjoy.
Daintree National Park
Far North Queensland, part of the Wet Tropics
Another World Heritage Area
Townsville’s Eclectic Shots
Our Home away from Home, Queensland’s North
Yellow Water Billabong
Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory
Another World Heritage Area
Bungle Bungle Range
Purnululu National Park, Western Australia
Across the Pilbara
Pilbara, Western Australia
Shark Bay
Gascoyne Region, Western Australia
Another World Heritage Area
The Pinnacles
Nambung National Park, Western Australia
The Southern Forests
South West, Western Australia
Karri Trees and More
South West, Western Australia
Beneath Margaret River
South West, Western Australia
Wildflower Wonderland
Cape Le Grand National Park, Western Australia
Cactus Beach
Eyre Peninsula, South Australia
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
Central Australia, Northern Territory
Another World Heritage Area
Flinders Chase National Park
Kangaroo Island, South Australia
The Grampians
Grampians National Park, Victoria
Wildflowers in The Grampians
Grampians National Park, Victoria
Moss Vale Cherry Blossoms
Southern Highland, New South Wales
Sydney
New South Wales
Pigeon House Mountain
Moreton National Park, New South Wales
Fitzroy Falls and The Bridge
Moreton National Park and Kangaroo Valley, New South Wales
Point Perpendicular Lighthouse
Beecroft Peninsula, New South Wales
Booderee National Park
Jervis Bay Territory, New South Wales
Stanley
North West Coast, Tasmania
Cradle Valley Boardwalk
(Sunday) Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania
Another part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area
Cradle Mountain
(Saturday) Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania
Another part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area
A World Heritage Cruise
Strahan, West Coast, Tasmania
Another part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area
Mt Field National Park
Mount Field, Tasmania
Part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area
Port Arthur Historic Site
Lower East Coast, Tasmania
Darlington, Maria Island
Lower East Coast, Tasmania
Maria Island National Park
Lower East Coast, Tasmania
Freycinet National Park
Lower East Coast, Tasmania
Our Sunday Drive
North-east Tasmania
The Moon
Taken through a telescope
Saint Columba Falls
Pyengana, Tasmania
Halls Water Falls
Pyengana, Tasmania
Cataract Gorge Reserve
Launceston, Tasmania
Kiama and Kangaroo Valley
New South Wales – including some close up shots
Prince Henry Cliff Walk
Katoomba, New South Wales
The Wangi Circuit Walking Track
Lake Macquarie, New South Wales
The Blooms in Gary’s Garden
Lake Macquarie, New South Wales
Dolphins Surfing
Corindi Beach New South Wales
Our First Bushwalk
Iluka Nature Reserve, New South Wales
A Few Images of Dicky Beach
Caloundra, Queensland
Our Mini Home
Handover on Friday September 12, 2104
My First Photo Gallery
An eclectic collection of photos I’ve taken that I happen to like – a lot
Looking forward to catching up on all your travels and adventures…. Love Aunty Will and Uncle Ernie xx
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Thanx Aunty Will and Uncle Ernie 🙂
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Will be following your blog with interest. We too are soon to buy a van and have been looking at Scope and Comfort Caravans on the web so it’s good to read your positive opinion of them both.
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Hi Glenda,
Steven and Mel at Comfort Caravans are amazing and we couldn’t be happier with their service and support and (of cause) our Scope Panorama. I looked at the caravan image and information so often on their website that I simply had to bookmark their page. 🙂
Thank you for your positive feedback on my rambling thoughts and I hope you continue to enjoy.
Clare
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We are researching caravans ATM and I’m very interested in the scope vans. I’d love to know why you bought a scope and what you see are the benefits. I hope you don’t mind me asking. Juene
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Hi Juene,
We had been to the Queensland Caravan, Camping & Touring Holiday Show where we stepped in to and out of every caravan on display. This gave us a very good idea of what we wanted. The perfect caravan had to be the right size, without being too big, it had the comfortable without being overly expensive (we did have a budget to stick to) and it had to meet the requirements we entered onto our “Caravan Wish List”.
The Scope Panorama ticked all the boxes except two – at is 20’6″ it is six inches longer than we wanted and it has only one solar panel. Steven at Comfort Caravans assured us we would not need a second one, and anyway, if we find we do, then we will look into buying a second panel. Just reply if you’d like to know what we wrote on our wish list.
We have been living in our mini home for three weeks now and love it.
Clare
If you haven’t already done so, have a look at this thought: http://clare-n-dean.com/2014/07/27/our-mini-home/
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That is a lovely van Claire. You both will be living like kings (and queens)
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Thanx Kim
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Love your new home Clare, looking forward to regular updates on your travels. Can’t wait to do this with my hubby one day.
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Great pix Clare – love the new home also. Safe travels. Val
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HI Clare
Love the house!!! It brings a new meaning to “caravan”.
I also love your blog.
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Thanx Deb. I have to keep telling myself it’s a caravan. 🙂
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