| On The Road - November 2001 You can also read these three articles in full:
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PLACES TO GO
6 Tasmanian forests The South Arthur Forests are just as beautiful and interesting as some of
Tasmania’s World Heritage-listed national parks. 18 Camping fun at The Prom Wilson’s Promontory in Victoria has lots of camping opportunities and the
chance to see some wildlife up close. 30 Fly for a holiday Pat Hayes makes the most of a short break by covering the distance to WA by plane and tacking onto a tag-along tour.
76 Campsite reports
36 Hi-tech simplicity in a Tvan
10 Walkabout Grab a new billy from the Cesco range or consider a pet for your pet.
We’ve also got some good gadgets for caravanners, some great gear for
campers and list the lucky winners in our August 2001 binocular giveaway. 42 Street-wise art Walk the streets of three Australian towns to see the artistry that adorns
these open-air galleries. 48 Million-star accommodation There is a Hilton in the Outback of Queensland – honestly! 52 To the bat cave The Naracoorte Conservation Park in SA is home to 400,000 bent-wing bats,
and television cameras relay the life of these insect-eating animals to
visitors and scientists. 56 Hungerford re-visited As a young bloke Jim Foster worked at Currawinya Station. Jim returns 37
years later during a 7000km trip with a new caravan in tow to see just how
much the area has changed. 64 Campfire cooking Alf Wilson is a bit of a bush-bloke, and this month he shares with us some
of his favorite bush meals.
50 My 2001 Experience
72 Holden is a better tow vehicle
68 Pets that go fishing
27 Readers’ letters Visitor access to the old Derby Leprosarium has changed. 48 Win a touring video Take a trip down the Great Ocean Road with the latest video from Cine News.
We have 10 of these videos to give away. |
