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January 11 2014
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RHP User
12 years ago
Just need to bedazzle your favourite 70's suit, paste on some side burns and wear your blue suede shoes ...
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RHP User
12 years ago
There is a village called Gregory on the banks of the Gregory River. Nice little pub and the river is glorious. I was luck to live on this river for two years and I always marveled at the clarity of the water and iconic Australian flora and fauna that lived around it. Ningaloo Reef is on top of my list of places I haven't seen in Australia.
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Beachlover1999
12 years ago
Sydney (God I hear the hate screams!!!!!! Lol), beautiful vibrant and stimulating at this time of year ie free concert, opera in the Domain, Australia Day stuff, harbour - sailing and walks and amazing food ie Nicks @ Darling Harbour, 2 hrs from the Blue Mountains and much much more. Alternatively hire a bare boat charter +\~ skipper from Airlie Beach and sail, swim, snorkel or dive the amazing Great Barrier Reef, take a lover to Whitehaven Beach and make lust on the white sand!! Amazing!!!!!!!!! Places to do, yep Funlover defo Ningaloo and The Kimberly. Soooooooo much choice we live in a stunning country!!!! :)))
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RHP User
12 years ago
Northwest coast of Tasmania.
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wingman2014
12 years ago
Heading up to do a coast crawl in March. I enjoy visiting the little coastal villages that line the way north of Sydney. They remind me of fun childhood school holidays in days past. - Posted from rhpmobile
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Smilingwithfun
12 years ago
A little town out of Bundaberg called Woodgate. Fraser Island. Lawn Hill National Park. Just north of Cairns in the Daintree the Rain Forrest meets the beach, absolutely amazing. Strahan on Tassie's west coast, travel up the Franklin & be lost in time. There are far too many to mention. We live in a wonderful country, take the time to explore & enjoy it.
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Beachlover1999
12 years ago
Would be a pleasure showing you the fascinating coastal features of Port Macquarie!!!!! :)
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erotictouch4u
12 years ago
Lizard Island dive trip.Flew to Lizard Island then 3 days on a boat diving the Great Barrier Reef morning, midday, afternoon and night with nothing to do between times but relax on the deck, chatting with others and watching the spectacular scenery go by as the boat moved to a new spot.Want to do it again.ET xox
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RHP User
12 years ago
Including days on a liveaboard, diving on the Reef, but a few interesting and new ideas are arising. Little sweet spots I've never heard of! And Ningaloo seems popular. What about the Red Centre or Northern Territory? Any and all ideas welcome, I'm hungry for inspiration :)
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Lovinit28andKC72
12 years ago
Geogious little place called 1770 in Queensland between bundaberg and Gladstone, it's absoulitly beautiful...great beaches, great pub, and lovely people.... There are so many beautiful places in this great country of ours, I had the privledge of driving the coast line of Australia years ago and I was the best thing I ever did...... - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
12 years ago
Always loved broom :)
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RHP User
12 years ago
We were lucky enough to go up there and hired a dry hire boat last year for a week and went around the islands absolutely beutiful and relaxing ( out of phone range a lot of the time was good to lol ) Also Wiskey bay at wilsons promentry is beutiful and Quiet as well - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
12 years ago
Try Hanging Rock and the spas in Hepburn Springs and Daylesford (country Victoria, NW of Melbourne for the uninitiated). Intriguing and relaxing.
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RHP User
12 years ago
Vast and varied landscapes of WA? Beautiful clean Perth, the amazing south west region of the state... The inland deserts, the coral reefs Midwest, the camels on the beach in Broome, the Kimberly at the top of the state.. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
12 years ago
My favourite place to relax.... Hamilton Island! Have been twice so far and would love to go back. It's beautiful!
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luvsilver
12 years ago
Quoting 'mcomps' Try Hanging Rock and the spas in Hepburn Springs and Daylesford (country Victoria, NW of Melbourne for the uninitiated). Intriguing and relaxing. If you do go to Hanging Rock Rainbows - keep an eye out for Miranda. Mr Luvsilver
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wingman2014
12 years ago
But I sing for Wanderers lol 🌹 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
12 years ago
I agree with Wingman, the North coast is gorgeous! I live on the beautiful central coast, but love Port Mac which has been a second home since my sister moved there 30 years ago, and adore Coffs Harbour, and all the great towns and beaches along the way
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Beachlover1999
12 years ago
Are you from Lancashire if supporting Bolton??? NUFC are the best bonny lad!!!!!! I will sing Blaydon Races for you if you get to Port!!!!! Ding - love to catch up for a coffee or wine when your next here?!! :)))) OP You could travel to the UK - bit brisk at the mo and do a footy tour!!!!!!
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RHP User
12 years ago
Busy ones, unfortunately only 2 in Oz, Syd and Melb. Doesn't matter how many times you go, there is always a new spot to be found. Those who want a "memorable" break, go to Lightning Ridge.
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RHP User
12 years ago
the Overland Track in Tassy - DO IT! Although I think they've fancied it up since I did it. No fancy huts and loos then. Just us our packs, tents and lots and lots of mud!!!
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RHP User
12 years ago
I've seen a bit, but not nearly enough. That's got me thinking :) A slow trip up the east coast - rather than the usual hurried ones maybe, too. Perhaps I could visit some of you lovely folk on the way ... The possibilities are really starting to feel endless.
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RHP User
12 years ago
The top end of this country is AMAZING and full of a variety of landscapes that would surprise most Aussies. Try getting yourself to El Questro Station up in the Kimberly region of WA, that shit will blow your mind (even if you're not a nature lover, just whatever the hell you do, don't go there in the hot/wet season, wait for "winter"!). It's also home to one of the most exclusive and secretive resorts in the world, can only chopper in and out of it. Google it and see. If you're into 4wding and want to test your nuts, get on the Gibb River Rd for a while up there :) Also in NT Litchfield National Park is like the little brother to our famous Kakadu NP. It's much easier to access, has hours of exploring and amazing water holes. I got a natural back massage from falling water in the ambling km's of rockpools and fresh sparkling water, so much WIN! Broome is great and has an awesome nude section of cable beach (if that's what you're into!). Watching sunset over water should not be underestimated! Byron Bay/Lennox head has to be some of the best coastline in the country IMHO (and I've seen the majority of it). I second the suggestions to visit Cairns, that place is FULL of fun things to do and a really social light-hearted atmosphere. It's so small but it has more nightlife in it's city centre than Brissy on regular nights! Backpacker party zone :) It's also visually spectacular! I also can back up suggestions to visit Ningaloo. I grew up in Cairns so I got to experience the great barrier reef and compared to Ningaloo it was fascinating. Ningaloo is like what the GBR was like once, clean, untouched, very few tourists and boats around, not built up at all, spectacular reef colours and marine life. I swam with massive manta rays and whale sharks in their natural habitat up there. And on land there are Emu's everywhere (one tried to eat my garbage out of the 4wd when my back was turned!) and wildlife that will keep you entertained :) And closer to home for you, I've always had a soft spot for Kiama, but I'm sure you've been there done that!
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wingman2014
12 years ago
Youre a Geordie English Rose ? - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
12 years ago
Quoting 'Beachlover1999' Are you from Lancashire if supporting Bolton??? NUFC are the best bonny lad!!!!!! I will sing Blaydon Races for you if you get to Port!!!!! Ding - love to catch up for a coffee or wine when your next here?!! :)))) OP You could travel to the UK - bit brisk at the mo and do a footy tour!!!!!! was there on Friday actually, popped in for lunch on way home from Coffs.....next time for sure
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RHP User
12 years ago
Snowy Mountains.. Thredbo/Perisher.
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RHP User
12 years ago
Byron Bay and the surrounding hinterland . I wouldn't live anywhere else . GG♒️ - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
12 years ago
My bedroom... LOL
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RHP User
12 years ago
Broome, through the Kimberley's. ningaloo reef, exmouth, kangaroo island, any of the wine regions, great ocean road trip.
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RHP User
12 years ago
area near me that I do consider worth mentioning, is the Atherton Tablelands. As the name suggests the region is elevated so it's a lot cooler than the surrounding lower lands. There are some beautiful waterfalls, volcanic crater lakes, and lovely little towns like Yungaburra and Kuranda. Kuranda has great markets, cultural, and rainforest / wildlife attractions. As far as I know you can still take either the Kuranda train or the skyrail to go between Cairns and Kuranda, up and down through the mountainous rainforest.
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RHP User
12 years ago
National park in the north west of WA, haven't been there myself yet but I've heard it's spectacular and is definitely on my list of places to visit.
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RHP User
12 years ago
Quoting 'Luckdragon23' area near me that I do consider worth mentioning, is the Atherton Tablelands. As the name suggests the region is elevated so it's a lot cooler than the surrounding lower lands. There are some beautiful waterfalls, volcanic crater lakes, and lovely little towns like Yungaburra and Kuranda. Kuranda has great markets, cultural, and rainforest / wildlife attractions. As far as I know you can still take either the Kuranda train or the skyrail to go between Cairns and Kuranda, up and down through the mountainous rainforest. You can get a combo ticket, I recommend the train up and the cable car down! Love that place <3
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cleopatrababe
12 years ago
Come visit Western australia the most amazing beaches ,, i live in paradise dolphins , seals , pelicans , penguins , fishing crabs laid back lifestyle ,, for woman its awesome there are 50,000 more men here than woman we are very lucky and so many men are fifo working in the mines , and they love their man toys cars boats and holidays ,,
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QLDtwo4fun
12 years ago
Only a short trip from Brisbane, but a world away, especially outside tourist times and away from Tangalooma.
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RHP User
12 years ago
Go to Mona- it's amazing, eat some fantastic tassie seafood on the docks, markets on Saturday. Do it!! It feels like a week away in a couple of days.
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RHP User
12 years ago
Quoting 'cleopatrababe'... for woman its awesome there are 50,000 more men here than woman we are very lucky and so many men are fifo working in the mines , and they love their man toys cars boats and holidays ,, FIFO is why the clubs and pubs and shops are full of women though and it can feel like there's a "man-drought" in Perth because so many are on site.
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RHP User
12 years ago
Looks marvellous! Locals - any tips? Much appreciated x
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