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8 reasons to follow WA’s Public Silo Trail
Western Australia’s Public Silo Trail is a 1000km self-drive journey linking six towns in the Wheatbelt all the way through to Albany in the Great Southern region. While the silos themselves are worth the drive to admire the artworks created...
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Why its important to have your portrait painted
In this digital day and age, it’s refreshing to appreciate the importance of having a portrait painted by an artist. Portraits can give a fascinating insight into the subject through the interpretation of the artist. You get to see how...
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Ubud, Bali: Eat, Lay, Bend and Write
It’s been a while since many of us have had the opportunity to travel to Ubud, Bali.
Australia’s Extra.Ordinary. West is Western Australia’s ultimate travel guide
Australia’s Extra.Ordinary. West is Western Australia’s ultimate travel guide. This 246-page coffee table book shares the many natural wonders, cultural enclaves, quirky anecdotes and surprising revelations about Western Australia.
The High Line: A New York City Favourite
Built on a historic and elevated rail line, the High Line was destined for demolition until the community and City of New York rallied together and converted it into public green space. Since its opening in 2009, the High Line...
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Why Lombok should be your next destination
With a staggering coastline and spectacular vistas galore and with the nearby Gili Islands, Lombok is the ultimate tropical playground in Indonesia.
Australia’s Coral Coast: From the Pinnacles to the Turquiose Coast
There aren’t many places left in the world where you can enjoy natural wonders and expansive beaches in relative peace. That is, until you drive a couple of hours north of Perth along the Indian Ocean Drive to Cervantes and...
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Broome Vroom
Feel the power of the engine between your thighs on a Harley-Davidson trike tour through Broome.
A luxurious Cape to Cape trek
Have you ever considered walking the 135-kilometre Cape to Cape trek spanning Cape Naturaliste and Cape Leeuwin in the Margaret River region? But does the thought of camping put you off? A Walk into Luxury tour of the Cape to...
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My first time on a cruise ship, kind of
It was my first time on a cruise ship, and I must confess I was a reluctant cruiser, even long before the pandemic.
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