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I am about to organise a tour of Victoria. I have 8 weeks to spend touring and I just don't want to travel the highways. Is this too much time - not enough. If too long I thought of crossing the border to SA.

Firstly, a confession, I'm not a Grey Nomad (only 38yo and still working fulltime) but do hope to be one in the future and am in need of a friendly Grey Nomad. We took some advice to get our caravan and then get a car to suit which we've done, but I need to move the caravan from Somers to my front lawn in Nunawa...

Took the Chugger out for its first weekend away with us as its operators. Headed for the caravan park at Yambuck Lake, in South West Victoria, about one hour drive south of Warrnambool and a similar distance north west of Portland, and just up the road from Port Fairy. Nice little park on the lakeside, a...

Hey everyone, Hope you're doing well. My wife and I use this forum to learn about new places and some tips on caravanning. We're planning on doing a lap around Australia, starting in March next year and should hopefully then have plenty of our own tips and tricks to share. I saw this forum topic asking if...

https://www.photoblog.com/sammyff/2021/04/06/travelling-australia-beechworth/-- Edi...

WALHALLAGHOST TOWN IN VICTORIAIn the 1850's when the gold rush spread across Australia, Victoria became one of the targets for exploration. Walhalla, nestled in a valley in eastern Victoria was nothing but bushland. A former convict, Edward Stringer, found gold in the creek which is now named S...

Most people know of Lake Eildon as a place for boating and fishing, the end. Well if you care to look around it is so much more. Surrounded by forest, bush walks and amazing views such as Mt Torbreck it is a great place to visit if you are prepared to look around and do a bit of walking. The town itself does...

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Victoria time Travelling around Victoria (Preview)	The Grey Nomads - General	9	2980	04:38 PM Dec 7, 2015 by Red Nomad OZ
I am about to organise a tour of Victoria. I have 8 weeks to spend touring and I just don't want to travel the highways. Is this too much time - not enough. If too long I thought of crossing the border to SA.
Towing Victoria Melbourne Needing some help and education in Towing (Preview)	The Grey Nomads - General	26	5082	09:57 AM May 11, 2017 by SouthernComfort
Firstly, a confession, I'm not a Grey Nomad (only 38yo and still working fulltime) but do hope to be one in the future and am in need of a friendly Grey Nomad. We took some advice to get our caravan and then get a car to suit which we've done, but I need to move the caravan from Somers to my front lawn in Nunawa...
yambuck lake south west victoria Lake Yambuck, South West Victoria (Preview)	Travel Blogs by members	4	1944	09:41 PM Mar 25, 2018 by chugger
Took the Chugger out for its first weekend away with us as its operators. Headed for the caravan park at Yambuck Lake, in South West Victoria, about one hour drive south of Warrnambool and a similar distance north west of Portland, and just up the road from Port Fairy. Nice little park on the lakeside, a...
travel blog victoria tasmania way and farer WAY&FARER Travel Blog (Preview)	Travel Blogs by members	2	310	03:00 PM Apr 6, 2021 by GavMat
Hey everyone, Hope you're doing well. My wife and I use this forum to learn about new places and some tips on caravanning. We're planning on doing a lap around Australia, starting in March next year and should hopefully then have plenty of our own tips and tricks to share. I saw this forum topic asking if...
Beechworth Bright MtBuffalo australia victoria landscapes Travel Blog. Beechworth, Bright, Mt Buffalo. (Preview)	Travel Blogs by members	4	222	07:58 AM Apr 15, 2021 by Jim Featherby
https://www.photoblog.com/sammyff/2021/04/06/travelling-australia-beechworth/-- Edi...
Walhalla Victoria Australia ghost town ghost ghosts gold gold rush Travel Blog - Walhalla, a Ghost Town in Victoria (Preview)	Travel Blogs by members	2	59	11:36 AM May 5, 2021 by Jim Featherby
WALHALLAGHOST TOWN IN VICTORIAIn the 1850's when the gold rush spread across Australia, Victoria became one of the targets for exploration. Walhalla, nestled in a valley in eastern Victoria was nothing but bushland. A former convict, Edward Stringer, found gold in the creek which is now named S...
Lake Eildon Victoria Mount Torbreck Australia Sights around Lake Eildon Victoria (Preview)	Travel Blogs by members	0	36	07:18 PM May 5, 2021 by Jim Featherby
Most people know of Lake Eildon as a place for boating and fishing, the end. Well if you care to look around it is so much more. Surrounded by forest, bush walks and amazing views such as Mt Torbreck it is a great place to visit if you are prepared to look around and do a bit of walking. The town itself does...