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We are two not-quite grey nomads who have retired / changed careers / entered the third phase of our lives - whatever you want to call it. The one great change is to regain mastery of our time and have the chance to live our dreams. The world is a beautiful place and beautiful places should be experienced slowly - there is no better way to do this than walking. This site has been set up to document a series of walks and travel to different parts of the globe that we have done over the past 20 years. It is primarily for our own records and memories, but anyone who might find it of interest is welcome to browse.
There are now 37 photodiaries covering 10500 km of walks, plus 2000 km of cycling, 750 km of sailing, 500 km on the water by canoe, kayak or raft and the odd trips by other means, with detailed descriptions and over 18000 photos - take your time and enjoy.
Can't decide where to visit. Take a mystery tour by clicking on the image. Who knows where you will end up - there are over 370 destinations. To return to this page again, click on "Nomad Home".
What other readers have said:
Milestones
In October 2012 these diaries passed half a million page views - Thanks to all the readers who have passed on compliments and comments and given us the incentive to keep writing.
In January 2014 this website was included in the web archive Pandora by the National Library of Australia.
- The Great South Coast Walk
The Great South Coast Walk
A 3-month journey of self discovery made between February and May 2004; time to walk, time to stay, time to contemplate. This diary describes a 630 km walk down the south coast of New South Wales from Sydney to Mallacoota. In our view it is one of the most diverse and picturesque stretches of coastline in the world.
Click menu or image to enter. - Tramping in New Zealand
Tramping the Land of the Long White Cloud
Describes 26 tramps covering 1200 km in New Zealand, walked between September 2004 and April 2005. These include all 8 "Great Walks of New Zealand" and cover a range of landscapes, from alpine ridges and deep glacial valleys to lush beech forest and isolated and rugged coastlines.
Click menu or image to enter - The Great Sandy Walk
The Great Sandy Walk
A 230 km walk from the top of Fraser Island to Noosa in November 2005, exploring the landscapes of the world's largest sand island and the nearby Cooloola Section of the Great Sandy National Park.
Click menu or image to enter - Trekking the Himalayas in Sikkim
Trekking the Himalayas in Sikkim
At last the Himalayas - the holy grail of trekkers! Describes three treks totalling 200 km, walked during April and May 2006; one along the Singalila Ridge between India and Nepal, and two in Sikkim, the Goeche-La Trek and a trek to the Green Lake wilderness near Kangchenjunga.
Click menu or image to enter - Walking the South-West Corner
Walking the South-West Corner
Checks out some of the walks and the wildflowers in the southwest of Western Australia during October and November 2006; describes 380 km of tracks, including the Cape to Cape Track, the last section of the Bibbulmun Track from Walpole to Albany, and several day walks in the Stirling Ranges and Cape Le Grand National Parks.
Click menu or image to enter - Viaje en Los Andes
Viaje en Los Andes
Describes over 850 km of treks and shorter hikes in Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador, plus the odd trip by bike, 4WD and boat, as we wend our way northwards up the Andean chain and then follow it back to the tip of Patagonia between March and December 2007.
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- Antarctica: the Last Continent
Antarctica: the Last Continent
Journey by boat from Ushuaia to the Antarctic Peninsula - an 11 day voyage made in December 2007 to discover the ice, snow and fascinating wildlife of the silent continent; includes landings on offshore islands and the Antarctic continent.
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- Walking the High Country
Walking the High Country
Describes walks in the Alpine National Parks of Australia, including the 215 km northern section of the Australian Alpine Walking Track in April 2008, walks in the Mts Hotham and Bogong area and the The Kosciuszko Lakes Walk, Australia's best one-day alpine walk.
Click menu or image to enter - The Great Ocean Walk and more
The Great Ocean Walk ... and more
A 230 km walk from Torquay to the Twelve Apostles, Victoria, through forest and heathland, along cliff and beach on the southern edge of the Australian continent. Joins the Surf Coast Walk and the Great Ocean Walk with a link on forest tracks, beach, rock platforms and a bit of roadside to form one long and really great ocean walk.
Also includes a description of the 59km Wilson's Promontory Grand Circuit and a 60km walk along the Wilderness Coast in the far east of Victoria.
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- Treks and Tourism in Vietnam
Treks and Tourism in Vietnam
Combines some classic tourism to archaeological sites, cities and other attractions, with over 100 km of treks, as we travel by plane, train, car, boat and on foot to sample the superb landscapes and visit the hill tribes of Vietnam in December 2008 and January 2009. Includes Angkor Wat in Cambodia and a dash of skiing in Hokkaido, Japan, for additional flavour.
Click menu or image to enter. - North by Northwest in Australia
North by Northwest in Australia
A 6-week trip undertaken during May-June 2009 in a 4x4 bushcamper from Darwin to Perth, visiting some of the remote and unspoilt areas of Australia's northwest. Explores the gorges, rivers, isolated beaches and other features of the rugged and ancient landscapes of the Kimberley, Pilbara and Coral Coast by car, canoe and on foot.
- Tour du Mont Blanc
Tour du Mont Blanc
With almost 170 km of track and 11,000 m of climbing and descending, the Tour de Mont Blanc is one of the great treks of the world. This describes a 12-day circuit in France, Italy and Switzerland walked during June 2010, passing through the superb alpine scenery that surrounds the highest point in western Europe.
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- A Pilgrimage to Europe
A Pilgrimage to Europe
A selection of Europe's best known tracks, walked in May-July 2010. This describes almost 600 km of walking, including three sections of the Camino de Santiago in France and Spain and some more secular walkers' pilgrimages in the Cinque Terre and Dolomites of Italy.
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- Trekking in Turkey
Trekking in Turkey
An 8-week trip to Turkey in May-July 2011 sampling some of the trekking possibilities in the mountains, valleys and shorelines of Anatolia. This describes over 300km of walks including sections of The Lycian Way and St Paul Trail, plus tracks in Cappadocia, Taurus Mountains and Kackar Mountains. It also includes a blue cruise along the Mediterranean Coast.
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- Walking the Urban Fringe
Walking the Urban Fringe
An exploration of the intersection between the natural and the man-made while walking the landscapes of the urban fringe. Currently includes the brand new 140km long Canberra Centenary Trail around Australia's capital, the Great Sydney Coastal Walk, the Wiradjuri Trail in the NSW country city of Wagga Wagga, the City to Sea Walk in Wellington, New Zealand, and a walk along the seaboard of Vancouver, Canada.
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- Bushwalking in Tasmania
Bushwalking in Tasmania
An ongoing series of descriptions and photos of well-known and lesser known walks in the wilderness of Tasmania - includes the Ducane Range, Cuvier Valley, part of the South Coast Track and Southern Ranges (walked in February 2012). It also has a description of the iconic Overland Track (written from memories of 12 years ago).
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- Kokoda Track
Kokoda Track
A 7-day trek on the iconic 96km jungle track that crosses the Owen Stanley Range of Papua-New Guinea; in the footsteps of the heroes of the Kokoda Campaign. Walked in July 2012.
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- Hiking in Canada
Hiking in Canada
A sampler of the hiking possibilities in Canada - 400km of trails walked from August to October 2012, starting from the waveswept Pacific Coast to the rugged peaks and lakes of the Rocky Mountains, and finishing amongst the magnificent colours of the eastern forests in autumn.
Includes a bonus description of walking the Great Wall of China during a stopover on our return.
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- The Balkans and beyond
The Balkans and beyond
After 3 years we returned in May-August 2013 to sample more of the marvellous European landscapes - this time heading east to the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia, the mountains of Albania and Bulgaria and the Julian Alps of Slovenia. These pages contain descriptions of over 450km of trekking, as well as almost 500km of cycling in Croatia and down the Danube Valley, and a trip by boat along the Dalmatian coast.
While the multi-day walks are in the Balkans, there are also descriptions of some lovely day-walks in the very different landscapes of Germany's Black Forest and the Pennine Alps of Switzerland.
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- Iceland - land of fire and ice
Iceland - land of fire and ice
This is the cream (or should I say ice-cream) on the cake of our return visit to Europe. Iceland, with its wild landscapes, glaciers and volcanoes is one of those places of the imagination. It is time to make it real for us, as we hike the famous Laugarvegur Trail and sample a few other regions during September 2013.
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- Larapinta Trail
Larapinta Trail - east to west
June and July 2014
Australia's iconic desert trek. Join us as we follow this 230km trail along the rugged ridges, narrow gorges and spinifex grasslands of the McDonnell Ranges in the red centre of this continent.
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- Walks in Queensland
Walks in Queensland
July-August 2014 and July-August 2020
Descriptions of several multi-day and day walks in Queensland and northern NSW - including the Thorsborne Trail in the tropical paradise of Hinchinbrook Island, the Ngaro Sea Trail in the famous Whitsunday Islands (listed as a "Great Walk" but more sailing than hiking). Some further coastal and subtropical rainforest walks were added in 2020.
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- Walking North of Sydney
Walks North of Sydney
August 2014 to August 2024
Descriptions of several walks on the Central, Mid-North and North Coasts of New South Wales since 2014 - including a series of day walks along the coast and in the rainforest and the multi-day Yuraygir Coastal Trail. This also includes an exploratory multi-day walk from Newcastle to Broken Bay, just north of Sydney, that demonstrated its feasibility.
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- Blue Mountains Walking
Blue Mountains Walking
2014 on
An ongoing collection of walks made in the Blue Mountains - arguably Australia's premier bush-walking region. Starts with an historic walk, a bit of canyoning and a classic cross-valley walk in the northern section.
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- Cherry Blossom Walking Japan
Cherry Blossom Walking in Japan
March-April 2015
A 7-day bike ride in Kyushu, and a 7-day trek along an ancient buddhist pilgrimage trail, plus other shorter walks to explore the beauty of Japan in cherry blossom season.
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- Walking South Australia
Walking South Australia
September-October 2015 and March-April 2021
Describes walks at the northern and southern ends of the Heysen Trail, Australia's longest walking track - a contrast between the rugged mountains of of the Flinders Ranges and the wild coastline of the Fleurieu Peninsula. Also includes an exploration of wilderness walking possibilities on Kangaroo Island. Later additions include kayaking on the Murray and its anabranches at Chowilla, plus day walks in the Southern Flinders Ranges, Eyre Peninsula coastline and Arkaroola in the arid north.
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- Scandinavia and the Baltics
Scandinavia and the Baltics
July-October 2016
Describes a series of multi-day and day walks exploring the wild landscapes of Norway, Sweden and Finland, plus cycle trips in Sweden, kayaking in Poland and visits to the capitals of the countries bordering the Baltic Sea.
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- Franklin River Rafting
Franklin River Rafting
February 2017
Describes a 10-day rafting trip down one of Australia's last wild rivers, exploring the heart of the Tasmanian wilderness with the added frisson of some serious white water sections. Includes a day-walk up to the neighbouring ridge-line with superb views of Frenchmans Cap, the iconic SW Tasmanian peak.
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- Great South West Walk
Great South West Walk
November 2017
Describes a 14-day adventure on this 250 km long journey in western Victoria undertaken in November 2017. Setting out from the town of Nelson, the first ten days were hiked, along isolated beaches, around the cliffs of capes and headlands and deep in the forests of the Cobobboonee National Park. The circuit was completed by canoeing the last for days down the Glenelg River. Includes a bonus of some day-walks in the Grampians.
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- Central America and Cuba
Central America and Cuba
Jan-Feb 2018
Describes an eight-week trip - five weeks on an adventure tour through Central America followed by two weeks doing the same in Cuba (a bucket list destination). Normally, we travel independently, so this was a novelty for us. The mix is more tourism than walking, which also makes this photodiary a little different to others. We finish with a week of sailing in the Caribbean - the icing on a very lovely travel cake.
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- Southern Africa and Seychelles
Southern Africa and the Seychelles
Sep-Oct 2018
Describes an seven-week trip - arriving in time for a bit of walking in the west cape of South Africa, before taking a camping trek through the deserts of Namibia and the game parks of Botswana to reach Victoria Falls, one of natural wonders of the world. Finally, a bit of sailing amongst the tropical islands and reefs of The Seychelles provides an excellent way to wind down.
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- Eastern Europe by bike and foot
Eastern Europe by bike and foot
Jul-Sep 2019
Describes a five-week trip where we alternate between foot and bicycle to ride down the Danube through Austria, Hungary and Serbia, and hike in the dramatic High Tatra Mountains of Slovakia and the mysterious Transylvanian mountains of Romania.
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- Walking Tour of Morocco
Walking Tour of Morocco
Sep-Oct 2019
Describes a four-week trip combining walking (trekking in the Atlas Mountains, day-walks in the Rif Mountains, along the Atlantic Coast and in the desert) with more classical tourism visiting the well-known cities of Casablanca, Rabat, Chefchaouen, Fez, Meknes and Marrakech.
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- Great South Coast Walk Revisited
Great South Coast Walk Revisited
March 2021 to December 2022
We first walked the 650 km down the south coast of New South Wales, from Sydney to Mallacoota, in 2004. In recent years, there has been growing interest in developing this walk into a formal entity to promote the natural features and beauty of the region. As part of this, we decided to see whether the walk could be sliced in into several , roughly week-long group adventures, that could be easily done by bushwalking clubs or even tourist operators. In March 2021, we did the first such stage, followed by Stage 2 in April 2022, Stage 3 in October 2022 and Stage 4 in December 2022.
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- Covid Roadtrips
Covid Roadtrips
March-April 2021 and July-September 2021
Describes walks, cycling trips and canoeing trips made when we were able to escape during the Covid-19 pandemic of 2020/21. The first trip to South Australia includes canoeing on the Murray River, plus day walks in the Southern Flinders Ranges, Eyre Peninsula coastline and Arkaroola in the arid north. Some months later we were able to head north for more walking and canoeing in far north Queensland and the Northern Territory (including the Jatbula Track), and in the Red Centre. Finally it was back to South Australia for a flight over Lake Eyre and some walking and cycling on the Fleurieu Peninsula.
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- Reef and Rainforest
Reef and Rainforest
June-July 2022
Describes walks, kayaking and snorkelling trips as we head slowly up the east coast of Northern Australia in June and July 2022 to explore parts of the Great Berrier Reef and its islands and wander through the remnant stands of tropical rainforest.
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- Western Europe by bike and foot
Western Europe by bike and foot
June-July 2023
Describes a nine-week trip to several Atlantic Coast countries of Europe during May-July 2023 - alternating between foot and bicycle to walk along the coast of Cornwall, the highlands and islands of Scotland, the Picos de Europa of northern Spain and the Pyrenees, interspersed with cycling trips along Hadrian's Wall in England and the coast of Bretagne in France. After all that, a week of repose in an old stone cottage the Cevenne region of southern France, coupled with a canoe trip down the Herault River, seemed the ideal way to finish this adventure.
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- Kimberley Coast by boat
Kimberley Coast by boat
May 2024
A 14-day cruise of the spectacular and isolated Kimberley coastline from Broome to Wyndham in a 12-passenger catamaran, travelling along the coast, past reefs and into creeks and gorges, while doing some exploration, swimming in beautiful freshwater holes , visiting ancient aboriginal rock art sites and fishing. As a bonus, a walk along the red pindan cliffs and beaches of the Broome coast is described.
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- Magical Mystery Tour
Magical Mystery Tour
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We are two not-quite grey nomads who have recently retired / changed careers / entered the third phase of our lives - whatever you want to call it. The one great change is to regain mastery of our time and have the chance to live our dreams. The world is a beautiful place and beautiful places should be experienced slowly - there is no better way to do this than walking. TThis site has been set up to document a series of walks and travel to different parts of the globe that we have done over the past 20 years. It is primarily for our own records and memories, but anyone who might find it of interest is welcome to browse.
There are now 35 photodiaries covering 10500 km of walks, plus 2000 km of cycling, 750 km of sailing, 500 km on the water by canoe, kayak or raft and the odd trips by other means, with detailed descriptions and over 18000 photos - take your time and enjoy.
Can't decide where to visit. Take a mystery tour by clicking on the image. Who knows where you will end up - there are over 340 destinations. To return to this page again, click on "Nomad Home".
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What other readers have said:
Milestones
In October 2012 these diaries passed half a million page views - Thanks to all the readers who have passed on compliments and comments and given us the incentive to keep writing.
In January 2014 this website was included in the web archive Pandora by the National Library of Australia.
We are two not-quite grey nomads who have retired / changed careers / entered the third phase of our lives - whatever you want to call it. The one great change is to regain mastery of our time and have the chance to live our dreams. The world is a beautiful place and beautiful places should be experienced slowly - there is no better way to do this than walking. This site has been set up to document a series of walks and travel to different parts of the globe that we have done over the past 20 years. It is primarily for our own records and memories, but anyone who might find it of interest is welcome to browse.
There are now 37 photodiaries covering 10500 km of walks, plus 2000 km of cycling, 750 km of sailing, 500 km on the water by canoe, kayak or raft and the odd trips by other means, with detailed descriptions and over 17000 photos - take your time and enjoy.
Can't decide where to visit. Take a mystery tour by clicking on the image. Who knows where you will end up - there are over 330 destinations. To return to this page again, click on "Nomad Home".
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A 3-month journey of self discovery made between February and May 2004; time to walk, time to stay, time to contemplate. This diary describes a 630 km walk down the south coast of New South Wales from Sydney to Mallacoota. In our view it is one of the most diverse and picturesque stretches of coastline in the world. |
Tramping the Land of the Long White Cloud
Describes 26 tramps covering 1200 km in New Zealand, walked between September 2004 and April 2005. These include all 8 "Great Walks of New Zealand" and cover a range of landscapes, from alpine ridges and deep glacial valleys to lush beech forest and isolated and rugged coastlines. |
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A 230 km walk from the top of Fraser Island to Noosa in November 2005, exploring the landscapes of the world's largest sand island and the nearby Cooloola Section of the Great Sandy National Park. |
Trekking the Himalayas in Sikkim
At last the Himalayas - the holy grail of trekkers! Describes three treks totalling 200 km, walked during April and May 2006; one along the Singalila Ridge between India and Nepal, and two in Sikkim, the Goeche-La Trek and a trek to the Green Lake wilderness near Kangchenjunga. |
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Checks out some of the walks and the wildflowers in the southwest of Western Australia during October and November 2006; describes 380 km of tracks, including the Cape to Cape Track, the last section of the Bibbulmun Track from Walpole to Albany, and several day walks in the Stirling Ranges and Cape Le Grand National Parks. |
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Describes over 850 km of treks and shorter hikes in Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador, plus the odd trip by bike, 4WD and boat, as we wend our way northwards up the Andean chain and then follow it back to the tip of Patagonia between March and December 2007. |
Antarctica: the Last Continent
Journey by boat from Ushuaia to the Antarctic Peninsula - an 11 day voyage made in December 2007 to discover the ice, snow and fascinating wildlife of the silent continent; includes landings on offshore islands and the Antarctic continent. |
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Describes walks in the Alpine National Parks of Australia, including the 215 km northern section of the Australian Alpine Walking Track in April 2008, walks in the Mts Hotham and Bogong area and the The Kosciuszko Lakes Walk, Australia's best one-day alpine walk. |
The Great Ocean Walk ... and more
A 230 km walk from Torquay to the Twelve Apostles, Victoria, through forest and heathland, along cliff and beach on the southern edge of the Australian continent. Joins the Surf Coast Walk and the Great Ocean Walk with a link on forest tracks, beach, rock platforms and a bit of roadside to form one long and really great ocean walk. |
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Combines some classic tourism to archaeological sites, cities and other attractions, with over 100 km of treks, as we travel by plane, train, car, boat and on foot to sample the superb landscapes and visit the hill tribes of Vietnam in December 2008 and January 2009. Includes Angkor Wat in Cambodia and a dash of skiing in Hokkaido, Japan, for additional flavour. |
North by Northwest in Australia
A 6-week trip undertaken during May-June 2009 in a 4x4 bushcamper from Darwin to Perth, visiting some of the remote and unspoilt areas of Australia's northwest. Explores the gorges, rivers, isolated beaches and other features of the rugged and ancient landscapes of the Kimberley, Pilbara and Coral Coast by car, canoe and on foot. |
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With almost 170 km of track and 11,000 m of climbing and descending, the Tour de Mont Blanc is one of the great treks of the world. This describes a 12-day circuit in France, Italy and Switzerland walked during June 2010, passing through the superb alpine scenery that surrounds the highest point in western Europe. |
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A selection of Europe's best known tracks, walked in May-July 2010. This describes almost 600 km of walking, including three sections of the
Camino de Santiago in France and Spain and some more secular walkers' pilgrimages in the Cinque Terre and Dolomites of Italy. |
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An 8-week trip to Turkey in May-July 2011 sampling some of the trekking possibilities in the mountains, valleys and shorelines of Anatolia. This describes over 300km of walks including sections of The Lycian Way and St Paul Trail, plus tracks in Cappadocia, Taurus Mountains and Kackar Mountains. It also includes a blue cruise along the Mediterranean Coast. |
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An exploration of the intersection between the natural and the man-made while walking the landscapes of the urban fringe. Currently includes the brand new 140km long Canberra Centenary Trail around Australia's capital, the Great Sydney Coastal Walk, the Wiradjuri Trail in the NSW country city of Wagga Wagga, the City to Sea Walk in Wellington, New Zealand, and a walk along the seaboard of Vancouver, Canada. |
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An ongoing series of descriptions and photos of well-known and lesser known walks in the wilderness of Tasmania - includes the Ducane Range, Cuvier Valley, part of the South Coast Track and Southern Ranges (walked in February 2012). It also has a description of the iconic Overland Track (written from memories of 12 years ago). |
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A 7-day trek on the iconic 96km jungle track that crosses the Owen Stanley Range of Papua-New Guinea; in the footsteps of the heroes of the Kokoda Campaign.
Walked in July 2012. |
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A sampler of the hiking possibilities in Canada - 400km of trails walked from August to October 2012, starting from the waveswept Pacific Coast to the rugged peaks and lakes of the Rocky Mountains, and finishing amongst the magnificent colours of the eastern forests in autumn. |
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After 3 years we returned in May-August 2013 to sample more of the marvellous European landscapes - this time heading east to the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia, the mountains of Albania and Bulgaria and the Julian Alps of Slovenia. These pages contain descriptions of over 450km of trekking, as well as almost 500km of cycling in Croatia and down the Danube Valley, and a trip by boat along the Dalmatian coast. |
Iceland - land of fire and ice
This is the cream (or should I say ice-cream) on the cake of our return visit to Europe. Iceland, with its wild landscapes, glaciers and volcanoes is one of those places of the imagination. It is time to make it real for us, as we hike the famous Laugarvegur Trail and sample a few other regions during September 2013. |
Larapinta Trail - east to west
June and July 2014 |
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July-August 2014 and July-August 2020 |
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August 2014 to August 2024 |
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2014 on |
Cherry Blossom Walking in Japan
March-April 2015 |
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September-October 2015 and March-April 2021 |
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July-October 2016 |
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February 2017 |
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November 2017 |
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January-February 2018 |
Southern Africa and Seychelles
September-October 2018 |
Eastern Europe by bike and foot
July-September 2019 |
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September-October 2019 |
Great South Coast Walk Revisited
March 2021 to December 2022 |
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March-April 2021 and July-September 2021 |
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June-July 2022 |
Western Europe by Bike and Foot
June-July 2023 |
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May 2024 |
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Try your luck by clicking the image. Who knows where you will end up - there are over 180 destinations. To return to this page again, click on "Home" in the menu bar of the page that you visit. |
What other readers have said:
Milestones
In October 2012 these diaries passed half a million page views - Thanks to all the readers who have passed on compliments and comments and given us the incentive to keep writing.
In January 2014 this website was included in the web archive Pandora by the National Library of Australia.
We lead privileged lives to be able to make journeys like those described in this site and we take for granted the fact that we can see the beauty about us. Nomad supports a number of agencies that provide individuals and communities with the means to improve their lives, that help restore sight to those who have lost it and help protect the landscapes through which we journey. If you enjoy visiting this site and feel likewise, the links below will enable you to help.
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