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It is easy to fall in love with the Canadian Rockies postcard town of Banff, with it’s cute buildings and Cascade mountain backdrop. Arriving in Banff via Kootenay National Park, where Grizzly Bears were visibly out of hibernation, had us pumped to begin our Banff to Jasper road trip. But first we’d planned some easy …
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Halfway between Biloela and Monto Queensland, on the Burnett Highway, Cania Gorge National Park is a landscape carved out of sandstone by water. It is 3000 hectares of sandstone rock faces, towering gums, open woodland and fern fringed secluded pools. The gorge has eight well-signed and maintained walking tracks ranging from 20 minutes to 8 …
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A walk around Lake Bled in north-west Slovenia, offers breathtaking scenery of Mount Triglav and Bled Island with it’s romantic church of the Assumption of Mary. We both like exploring on foot and with a couple of hours up our sleeve, the 6.7km easy track made an offer too good to refuse. [pinit] Here is …
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After days of rubbing shoulders with kimonoed ladies, admiring temple gardens and ringing Shinto Shrine bells, we awoke one morning blew off the incense and headed for the big smoke. The big city lights of Osaka. As always things were afoot at the Airbnb house we shared in Southern Higashiyama District of Kyoto. With five rooms, house hellos …
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Townsville, the home of Castle Hill and the famed Castle Hill Goat Track is full of fitness fanatics. Phrases like I do the Hill after work every day are common place around here. This will then be qualified by, The Goat Track or the Road? Walking Castle Hill is one of the fun things to do …
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The Strand is one of our favourite walks because it is the perfect length (4.4 km return), with the option of a small hill walk if we feel so inclined. During the hot summer months we walk there to take advantage of the cooling sea breezes. As soon as the weather cools, Riverway Townsville …
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We love taking our dog for walks on Saunders Beach north of Townsville, however it is not an off-leash area. The Townsville City Council has designated OFF LEASH AREAS where your dog run free. View Larger Map Off-leash beach area close to Townsville. Pallarenda Off Leash Area. This area is closer to Townsville than Saunders Beach. The …
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Those of you who follow this blog know that B.H. is a great believer in walking as a form of transport. I embrace this in theory as well, as a way of really getting a feel for a place, though I have been known to put my foot down (so to speak). Like the time …
