Walhalor

Walhalor

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March 16th 2013

Published: March 17th 2013

Friday and Saturday. We left the coastal regions and headed inland on Friday morning, stopping at Sale for shopping, and then headed through Traralgon to Walhallor. The mountain road is twisty, but sealed all the way, presenting no travel issues. At the far north of town is a free camp with limited spaces for RVs and a tent site adjacent. Good facilities too. Valhallor was the Great Feasting Ha... Read Full Entry

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Marg and Rob Humphrey

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Marg and Rob purchased a Horizon Wattle (Mercedes Sprinter) motorhome built by Ballina Campers and planned to circumnavigate Australia over the following couple of years, collecting it just after Rob retired in May 2011. The couple of years grew out to over 4 years during which time we travelled from Brisbane to Perth return accross the Nullarbor both ways in 2011; in 2012 we travelled various places on the East Coast of Australia. The highlight of the year was our October November trip to Port Douglas which included the total eclipse of the sun. 2013 saw us do a 'Lap' or 'Trip around the blo... full info

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17th March 2013

Mum & Dad
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Interesting
Thanks for the latest blog very interesting reading and the homes are really old world stuff but in pretty good nick. Well off the beaten track not seen very often by travellers unless they side tracked off the main highway Keep it up love US2@136

17th March 2013

Jeanny
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How quaint the little old homes. You certainly are seeing some interesting sites. Rob s commentary will delight you in years to come. Love Jeanny

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