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Dungog is thriving despite drought and the pandemic and it’s being driven by a new mountain biking facility. Throw in great food, craft beer, art, and local produce and it’s a must see destination.
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Its a challenging walk, but the trek to the summit of Mt Tomaree will reward you with stunning views and a glimpse into Australian WWII coastal defences.
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There are so many reasons to visit Wingham – great people, excellent food and interesting history. There’s never been a better time to visit as they recover from drought and bushfires.
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We went to Harden for its annual kite festival but we found so much more. We discovered well kept little towns full of history set in the picturesque farmland of the southwest slopes of NSW.
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Seven tips for travelling in drought affected towns that can make a big difference.
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Just off the Mid Western Highway is a little place that bills itself as The Town Time Forgot. The entire town of Carcoar is listed by The National Trust.
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It’s the largest forest in NSW – a vast, wild tangle of vegetation which has justly earned the name Pilliga Scrub. Rugged, ancient, fascinating.
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Coonabarabran could claim to be the town of natural wonders with the spectacular Warrumbungles, vast Pilliga Forest and a ‘dark sky’ park on its doorstep.
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We arrived in Valencia by bus – and to be perfectly honest – as we drove through kilometre after kilometre of industrial suburbia, we wondered if we had made a terrible mistake planning to spend four days in this Spanish port city on the shores of the Mediterranean. First impressions couldn’t have been more wrong.
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The Charles Darwin Walk starts in Wilson Park,Wentworth Falls in NSW leads you in the steps of one of the world’s greatest thinkers and scientists.
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