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  1. ranjon avatar

    RE: Nice place to overnight between Brisbane and Canberra

    by ranjon 03 May 2012

    Heading down to Newcastle and taking the expressway and then the ring road around Sydney is still going to expose you to a heap of traffic…

  2. libbyh avatar

    RE: Nice place to overnight between Brisbane and Canberra

    by libbyh 03 May 2012

    If you mean you are coming down the New England highway then I guess Singleton is the place before Newcastle, but the other option is…

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    RE: Trans-Australia Road Trip (Sydney to Perth)

    by Harry_Ramsden 12 April 2012

    Just had my post swallowed by the computer ... damn. Any reason for Wagga? Pleasent if boiring town with decent accommodation and eating.…

  4. ranjon avatar

    RE: Trans-Australia Road Trip (Sydney to Perth)

    by ranjon 12 April 2012

    Eucla looks a bit better than Caiguna http://www.gdaypubs.com.au/WA/eucla.html Vs http://www.gdaypubs.com.au/WA/caiguna.html As for your…

  5. ranjon avatar

    RE: Sydney to Uluru via Mildura and Coober Pedy

    by ranjon 26 March 2012

    First off, the highways out west of NSW and into SA and then up through the centre are not anywhere near as developed as what you have…

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    RE: Sydney to Uluru via Mildura and Coober Pedy

    by interestexplorer 26 March 2012

    We'll have to have a re-look at the Broken Hill route then. We would have taken Day 1 Sydney to Broken Hill via Dubbo and Cobar as…

  7. Harry_Ramsden avatar

    RE: Mudgee

    by Harry_Ramsden 26 March 2012

    Wellington is a lovely town, 90klms from you, and a little further along the road to Sydney are Wellington caves. Lake Burrendong is a…

  8. libbyh avatar

    RE: Mudgee

    by libbyh 25 March 2012

    Well, if we're looking as far as Narromine then there's car racing at Mt Panorama, a zoo and an old gaol at Dubbo, various food and wine…

  9. ranjon avatar

    RE: Camping - Hunter and Western NSW

    by ranjon 09 February 2012

    I just assumed Empress had her stops a little out of step there Libby and indicated the route at post #5. I agree that unless they particul…

  10. libbyh avatar

    RE: Camping - Hunter and Western NSW

    by libbyh 09 February 2012

    But OP later mentioned going from Coonabarabran to Dubbo via Dunedoo/Mendooran, ranjon.

  11. libbyh avatar

    RE: Camping - Hunter and Western NSW

    by libbyh 09 February 2012

    I'd be inclined to skip the Dunedoo/Mendooran loop (there's no Big Dunny at Dunedoo, and not much else either - the idea never got off…

  12. empressnasigoreng avatar

    RE: Camping - Hunter and Western NSW

    by empressnasigoreng 09 February 2012

    Thanks for all these suggestions! This is really helping shape the itinerary. We have to pick up the camper van in Newcastle on Friday…

  13. Ozziegiraffe avatar

    RE: Camping - Hunter and Western NSW

    by Ozziegiraffe 09 February 2012

    2 possible Kayaking places: Lake Canobolas, just out of Orange, and Burrendong Dam, between Wellington and Dubbo. Not sure about kayak…

  14. ranjon avatar

    RE: Camping - Hunter and Western NSW

    by ranjon 09 February 2012

    Narrabri is a fair way up the Newell and not a hell of a lot up there really or not from what I've seen when going up and down the hwy.…

  15. empressnasigoreng avatar

    Camping in NSW, Australia (cross posted from Australia board)

    by empressnasigoreng 09 February 2012

    We are looking at hiring a 4wd and camper trailer next school holidays and doing a not too rough camping trip for a bit over a week. Thinkin…

  16. empressnasigoreng avatar

    Camping - Hunter and Western NSW

    by empressnasigoreng 09 February 2012

    We are looking at hiring a 4wd and camper trailer next school holidays and doing a not too rough camping trip for a bit over a week. Thinkin…

  17. ranjon avatar

    RE: Clueless honeymooners ... 30 days in Australia and no idea what to do!

    by ranjon 23 January 2012

    Heading to Darwin near the end of September or into October, you''d be doing that about when a lot of people are considering leaving for…

  18. chrisj avatar

    RE: Ten days around Beijing

    by chrisj 03 January 2012

    Haven't been to Sydney or Melbourne in 25 years or more apart from Mascot airport for Uluru in 2010. Neither have I been to Goodooga,…

  19. graymare avatar

    Re: Ideas for xmas in AUS without spending a fortune!

    by graymare 02 December 2011

    Camping in national parks or state forests is cheapest. Barrington Tops or Gloucester Tops are a bit cooler because of (comparative) altitud…

  20. Ozziegiraffe avatar

    RE: NSW outback road trip

    by Ozziegiraffe 18 November 2011

    I'd be a bit concerned about the distance to broken Hill at that time of year. Maybe Dubbo, and if the children are coping, you could…

  21. tomnrk avatar

    NSW outback road trip

    by tomnrk 18 November 2011

    Hi, We're a family with 2 kids (5&7) and want to make a 5-6 day road trip to experience some the aussie outback in late December. We…

  22. Ozziegiraffe avatar

    RE: 1 month drive/caravan holiday starting from Sydney

    by Ozziegiraffe 10 October 2011

    Further inland, from Dubbo to Bourke, Charleville and Longreach (Stockman's Hall of Fame) is also an interesting route. Don't miss the…

  23. andybox avatar

    My daughter.

    by andybox 04 October 2011

    Ladies, I need some advice. I've been separated for over 18 months now, and have my son and daughter weekends, sometimes only every second…

  24. Ozziegiraffe avatar

    RE: Sydney - Brisbane - Melbourne

    by Ozziegiraffe 22 September 2011

    Some other suggestions - Dubbo, especially the zoo, Broken Hill, Flinders Ranges (good taste of the outback).

  25. Mister0nara avatar

    RE: northern nsw/southern qld

    by Mister0nara 27 July 2011

    "Better than Dubbo" is hardly a ringing endorsement

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