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Let’s talk UHF CB, all you need to know
Are you thinking about getting a UHF CB Radio for your big road trip? Are you new to UHF CB Radio? Or would you simply like some information that will assist you to get the maximum benefit from the UHF CB Radio that you already have? Well, we have the perfect video for you. We cover all of the various CB styles, antennas, mounts, UHF coverage, UHF repeaters, CB functions and more. Joe holds an…
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Cranky Rock Nature Reserve, NSW
We stayed at Cranky Rock Nature Reserve for a few days, giving us ample time to explore, enjoy and relax in this beautiful and natural environment. This location has been on our bucket list for some time now and we weren’t at all disappointed! Cranky Rock Nature Reserve is about 8km south-east of the early established New England country town of Warialda, on the Gwydir Highway. Once you reach the turn off, it is only…
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Yelarbon, Qld – Recreation Ground Camping, Stunning Silo Art & Rabbit Town History
We visit the small south-western town Yelarbon and thoroughly enjoy our stay at the Yelarbon Recreation Grounds. There’s much to see and enjoy in this little town! The Recreation Grounds offers a great choice of both powered and unpowered sites and has well maintained amenities with hot showers and clean toilets. There is even a laundry and a barbecue area. The caretaker is very helpful and friendly and has a wealth of local knowledge. You’ll find…
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We Lost the World’s Longest Fence
The Dingo Fence, or Wild Dog Barrier Fence as it is correctly called, starts in the north-east of Australia, between Jandowae and Jimbour in the Western Downs region of Queensland. It then makes it way through Queensland, western New South Wales and into South Australia, ending to the west of Eyre Peninsula. The fence was constructed to help prevent livestock loss from these predators. We really enjoyed driving approximately half of the 110km Dingo Fence…
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Roamin’ Around Jandowae, Qld
Jandowae, Queensland – so much to do and see in around this beautiful little town. Jandowae has a population of around 740 and is located in the Western Downs Region, Queensland, Australia. The town of Jandowae is situated on the traditional lands of the Barunggam People. We really enjoyed our few nights at the Jandowae Showground, which we found was a good base for exploring the local area. The railway came to Jandowae in 1914…
