#Australian Road Trips

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Abbey Holmes’ top 5 Road Trip Safety Tips

As the summer season is in full swing, Aussies are gearing up for long weekends and extended road trips to connect with friends and family. To ensure your journey is not only enjoyable but also safe, Toyota Australia Ambassador Abbey Holmes has curated a list of her top 5 road trip safety tips. Let’s dive into these essential guidelines to make your road adventure a memorable and secure…

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[huariqueje]

Rear View - Melinda Marshman , 2018.

Australian , b. 1960s -

Oil on linen , 29 x 41 cm.

[speedilydeepruins]

Tasman Glacier Lake, Mount Cook National Park, NZ.

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BLAHAJTRIP [2022]

1:1, phone camera, in order: Corrigin, Wave Rock, Border Village, Iron Knob, Great Australian Bight, Port Augusta, Streaky Bay, Adelaide

BLAHAJTRIP is an eight-photo set of images taken while travelling through Southwestern Australia for two weeks by car. The stuffed shark plays a symbolic role, representing the transitional nature of travel, as well as the liminal stage of the photographer's life, drawing parallels between the two. All images, except the last, anthropomorphise the shark by virtue of its isolation within the frame. All eight photos appear in chronological order of the timeline of travel, and showcase the journey away from the photographer's current place of residence to his second childhood home.

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the beyonce miley song is so good....

[andrexi1]

The flame trees are on fire. You leave behind New South Wales. One family stays behind. Their home is still their home even if its burning. You drive away and you run over a Koala. You’ll keep running over Koalas. You try to escape the never never.

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Bring Him to Me - Movie Review

TL;DR – An oddly tense film about bringing a man to his coming fate. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 3.5 out of 5. Post-Credit Scene – There is no post-credit scene.Disclosure – I paid to see this film. Bring Him to Me Review – One of the perks of being a film reviewer in Australia is watching Aussie films make it to the big screen. Even more so when they have filmed the movie around where you live, and you…

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Mick Angelhere's World! The Old Sheep Station!

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All this theorizing and extrapolating for details that aren't even the main focus of the story 😎

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7 Practical Tips for The Solo Travel Enthusiast in You

Traveling is an exciting way to explore the world and know about yourself. Although most people can imagine the satisfaction of solo travel, it does not seem very safe. But like everything, you only know how it will turn out once you go. And if it still bothers you thinking about safety, pick from affordable teardrop campers for sale, for it is the most reliable transport alternative. And here are some practical tips to free you from worry during the trip.

1.      Do Some Homework

An essential point to traveling alone is knowing where you are going. With the internet by your side, this shouldn’t be difficult. Research the location and gather as much important information as you can. If you are good with languages, try to learn some commonly used words to communicate in the local language.

2.      Have A Definite Plan

Following research, sketch out your plan for the trip. You should know the route, the transport options, the travel time between specific locations and similar aspects beforehand. Your plan should also include a backup strategy if things don’t go as expected.

3.      Learn To Communicate With Strangers

Human interaction is vital to travel experiences. Especially when you are travelling alone, you need to learn the skill to speak effectively with strangers. It might seem hard at first, but it is nothing you can’t cultivate with a bit of practice.

4.      Know Where To Get Help

Before you head out, note down all the essential details of the location, like the local police station contact or emergency helplines, where you can get quick help. It will keep you equipped in case of a dangerous situation.

5.      Pack All Essentials

Another critical point is to pack all the essentials for the trip. These include your identity documents, transport papers, electronic devices for connectivity, suitable clothes and accessories, flashlights, etc. If you are travelling in a teardrop camper, you need not pack light as it can accommodate everything you need.

6.      Record Your Activities

Keeping a note of all your activities, either by jotting them down in your diary or video recording your adventures, is a great way to remain safe. You can also cherish them as fun moments once you return from your trip.

7.      Believe In Your Survival Skills

Finally, the most necessary for solo travel is your faith in yourself. Unless you have that, all the other essentials won’t amount to much. Believe in your survival skills and hone them as much as possible by starting with small solo trips. It will improve your confidence to take longer trips with time.

Conclusion

These valuable tips will significantly help you while travelling solo to explore beautiful destinations. In addition, Wotpods offers cheap teardrop camper prices so that every travel enthusiast can access this fantastic transport alternative. So, check out the website today, get a suitable trailer for you and set out on that solo trip you’ve been dreading for so long!

[djungleskogs]

not to be dramatic but i literally need to go on a two week camping road trip in outback queensland i literally need it for my soul

[speedilydeepruins]

The Three Sisters of Glenorchy, New Zealand. One of the many instagram-popular sites which tourists like me flock to.

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[andrexi1]

You walk through the desert of the Northern Territory. You like the wilderness but there is nothing wild about it. The flame tree speaks to you. “The outback is not wild anymore.” You smoke a lung lolly and go inside the maccas.