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11/09/2024

15/06/2024

Only in Australia

27/05/2024

Camping is therapy for just about anything..... 😍🥰👍

26/05/2024

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28/04/2024

Wallaman Falls just hits different... 🌈 ⁠
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For those who dare to chase waterfalls and choose to wander off the beaten path in search of wonder, within the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, you will find the highest, permanent, single-drop waterfall in Australia. A magical trip just a short drive away from Ingham. ⁠
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17/04/2024

Camping equals relaxation. The weekend is fast approaching. Get out to Hike And Explore today

13/04/2024

What a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the breathtaking ocean views! Stenhouse Bay on Yorke Peninsula is definitely worth visiting.

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07/04/2024

🏖️ Cronulla - An inviting seaside destination 💙💛

Perched on a peninsula surrounded by water, this coastal jewel in Sydney’s south invites you to enjoy nature.

📌 Cronulla NSW
📷 johndean_

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07/04/2024

Swinging through the week like i'm on holidays by the Great Barrier Reef. 😁

Who wishes they were here soaking up our regions stunning weather ☀️ and beachy scenes? 🌊🌴

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07/04/2024

📌 Nelson Falls
📷 Davies

Nelson Falls is situated approximately 30kms east of Queenstown, Tasmania on the Lyell Highway, with excellent parking and walking access to the waterfall. From the carpark, the walk is picturesque, with dense rainforest which is typical of region.

One of Nelson Falls best attributes is it is suitable for wheelchair access. It's children friendly as well, making it an ideal location to visit on a road trip through Tasmania.

The walk to the waterfall has brilliant 'education signs', that challenge you to go back in time, and imagine what the area would have looked like hundreds of thousands of years ago. Along the path, the educational signs give explanations of how the habitat has evolved, and how some of the plants unique to this part of Tasmania are in fact ancient species that have managed to survive due to the cool, temperate climate that the Nelson Valley rainforests require.

The trail to the waterfall is well maintained, and access to Nelson Falls is very easy, with only a few steps along the way. Nelson Falls is a picturesque waterfall, surrounded by lush rainforest, and, like almost all waterfalls in Tasmania, is best seen during the Winter and Spring Months (June - October).

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06/04/2024

A beautiful sunset



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📌 Menindee Lakes
📷 Anita Toland