Lyn Having Fun Last year when my bestie Lyn who I started primary school with, visited Albury Wodonga we visited Bonagilla - The Migrant Experience. I drove past this place often at least once a week on our way to the Lake Hume with our dogs. I kept saying one day I will visit. Last … Continue reading Bonagilla Victoria
Our trip to Swan Hill via Lake Boga Victoria.
Middle of May, Greg had to take his new 4wd for its first service in Swan Hill. We didn't take the caravan this time deciding to stay at Pet Friendly cabins in caravan Parks. Its about a 4 hour trip one way. The car was due for its service around 9am on the Friday so … Continue reading Our trip to Swan Hill via Lake Boga Victoria.
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Mitta Mitta Brewing Co Victoria
Back in April we took the caravan to Tallangatta for the weekend. Greg drove the Caravan to the camp spot and I followed in my car. We arrived there around 10.30 am and got one of the best spots at the campground. With views over the oval to the lake. Greg then drove my car … Continue reading Mitta Mitta Brewing Co Victoria
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Dartmouth Dam Victoria
https://videopress.com/v/3cm1WflA?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Dartmouth Dam at the overflow https://videopress.com/v/M4GgKUWc?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Mitta Mitta River There was one place I had always wanted to visit but for whatever reason we had never managed to get there. This all changed a few months ago. Yes this post has been sitting waiting to be finished. The Dam had been overflowing now for … Continue reading Dartmouth Dam Victoria
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Two Day Holiday in Corowa New South Wales
Our Caravan Back in May this year we decided to go and visit Corowa with the caravan and stay a couple of days. We wanted to check out the caravan park and see how far it was from the Golf Club . There are many caravan parks however only one is in walking distance to … Continue reading Two Day Holiday in Corowa New South Wales
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Two Day Trip to Tallangatta Victoria
A few weeks ago Greg had the weekend off so we decided to hightail it out of Albury and go and stay at the Showgrounds in Tallangatta Victoria. Its only a 30 minute drive there nice and quick. A lot of country towns allow caravans to stay at their showgrounds for a nominal fee. It … Continue reading Two Day Trip to Tallangatta Victoria
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Walla Walla – New South Wales
A few weeks ago we went away in our new/old caravan that we had recently purchased. A company here in Albury imports caravans from Europe. We had looked for ages for a caravan to suit our needs. Its fantastic has an ensuite, double bed and a lounge that turns into a king size bed. A … Continue reading Walla Walla – New South Wales
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Sumison Gardens/Belvoir Park Wodonga
Sumison Gardens is a beautiful place to visit in Wodonga. The gardens have so much for everyone. Two children's playgrounds, two enclosed dog parks, exercise equipment (free), plenty of covered bbq's, seats scattered around the walking paths and plenty of toilets around the park. One of the many free exercise equipment placed around the park … Continue reading Sumison Gardens/Belvoir Park Wodonga
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Albury New South Wales – my hometown
Hi everyone! So I thought I would do a few posts about the town I now live in. Albury, situated on the border of NSW and Victoria. The mighty Murray River flows majestically between the two towns of Albury and Wodonga. We have been living here since December 2020. A few years ago in December … Continue reading Albury New South Wales – my hometown
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Silo Art – Devenish in Victoria
The 3 painted Silos at Devenish Victoria. Silo art started in 2015 in a country town Northam in Western Australia. It has certainly grown since then with Silo Art trails all over the country. All around the country are huge Silo Bins used for storing grain. These are always right next to train lines. The … Continue reading Silo Art – Devenish in Victoria
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Spirit of Wymah Ferry – NSW to Victoria
Yesterday I charged my two batteries in my camera as we were going to go on a drive and I was promised the views would be spectacular. Greg got home from work just after 3pm and off we went us two and the two dogs. Had been driving for about 20 minutes when I shrieked … Continue reading Spirit of Wymah Ferry – NSW to Victoria
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Day Trip to Beechworth and Woolshed Falls
Woolshed Falls A few weeks ago, when we were not in lockdown, we visited Beechworth to catch up for lunch with friends. When we lived in Wodonga a few years ago Greg worked at the brewery in Beechworth. It was a frequent place we visited when he wasn't working. Im gluten free but to have … Continue reading Day Trip to Beechworth and Woolshed Falls
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Day Trip to Morgans Lookout – Near Walla Walla NSW
Couple of days ago we decided to take a drive to Walla Walla New South Wales. It was a cold day so driving seemed the logical thing to do. On our way we stopped of at Gerogery a small town about 22 minutes from Albury. We had met the couple who run the Post Office … Continue reading Day Trip to Morgans Lookout – Near Walla Walla NSW
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Sandy Creek Bridge and Country High Trail Victoria Australia
A few days ago we went for a drive around the Hume Weir. The sun was shinning so we thought a drive then a bbq. The current levels of the dam is at 73.5 % as at today the 25/7/2021. From our backyard here in Albury we can see on a clear day the bountiful … Continue reading Sandy Creek Bridge and Country High Trail Victoria Australia
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Day Trip to Corryong via Tallangatta the town that was moved!
The other weekend - my friend and myself and the dogs went for a drive to Corryong a town in Victoria. Of course this was before the current lockdowns experiencing in Victoria, Australia. On the way we stopped at a site where a town used to be. The town was called Tallangatta and it was … Continue reading Day Trip to Corryong via Tallangatta the town that was moved!
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Day Trip to Yackandandah Victoria Australia
Yesterday we went for a drive to Yackandandah. A very beautiful town in the North West of Victoria, Australia. The town is situated between Wodonga and Beechworth. The whole commercial part of the town has been classified by the National Trust and features many well preserved buildings which date back to the mid to late … Continue reading Day Trip to Yackandandah Victoria Australia
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Healing Chicken Soup
Over the last few days I have been asked for the recipe of my chicken soup. I can’t claim it as 100% mine but it’s my version. So I thought I would share how I make mine. I love to make this when the cooler weather starts and maybe a few sniffles. It’s packed full … Continue reading Healing Chicken Soup
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Tribute to the ANZACS
Today the 25th April is ANZAC DAY - A day of remembrance and honoring those brave young men who went and fought for our freedom in WW1, WW2, Vietnam War and the Korean War and many others since then. ANZAC stands for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps The Ode They went with songs to … Continue reading Tribute to the ANZACS
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Mokoan Rest Stop Art works (Victoria Australia)
Mokoan Rest Stop is very familiar to me. Its a great place to stop and stretch the legs, toilet stop and walk the dogs. Its roughly 1 hour 15 mins or 120 km from Albury heading to Melbourne or Shepparton. These stops are Northbound and Southbound on the Hume Freeway. The Hume Freeway takes you … Continue reading Mokoan Rest Stop Art works (Victoria Australia)
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Mooving Art of Shepparton
We have all seen art on building walls, laneways, Silo art (will do a post on this at a later date). Art on cows you say? Mooving Art to boot? Scattered around the Greater Shepparton area are 3D fiberglass bovines - cows . I can remember over 4 years ago when living in Shepparton I … Continue reading Mooving Art of Shepparton
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Glenrowan, Victoria – The Last stand of The Kelly Gang
Last week I watched the movie Ned Kelly with Heath Ledger. It was filmed in 2003. One of several made. Of course being an Australian I think I like this one the best. Mick Jagger from the Rolling Stones also played Ned Kelly but to me that was definitely a bad choice. Anyway it got … Continue reading Glenrowan, Victoria – The Last stand of The Kelly Gang
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Nagambie Victoria – Australia
As there is no overseas travel out of Australia at the moment I thought I would share some wonderful places here in Australia. Perhaps once travel is allowed you may want to visit these spots. I have also neglected the blog lately due to moving, Christmas and New Year. Its been hectic. Life is now … Continue reading Nagambie Victoria – Australia
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Peninsula Hot Springs
Peninsula Hot Springs I have been living down on the Mornington Peninsula for over 3 years yet I have never visited the Hot Springs. This year has been crazy so as our lockdown started to open up I decided I would go and see what I had been missing out on. I had seen many … Continue reading Peninsula Hot Springs
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Cologne РK̦ln Germany
Cologne was our next town to visit back in 2016. We had a choice to either stay on the ship and cruise from Bonn to Cologne or take a coach to Cologne and do a tour of the Perfume Factory or a self tour. We chose to do the self tour of Cologne. Our coach … Continue reading Cologne – Köln Germany
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Bonn, Beethoven and burning books!
3/8/16 Our ship docked in Bonn where we would go on a walking tour of the city. Our walk saw us go through the Hofgarten park and into the town square. I love how most European towns and cities all have a Town Square. It was still raining so you still had to be careful … Continue reading Bonn, Beethoven and burning books!
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Cochem Castle Germany
4 years ago on our River Cruise our ship docked in Cochem. We were split into two groups and ours went to a wine tasting. Wine at nine does me fine! Castle at twelfths lol no rhyme sorry. It had been pouring with rain all morning. Our bus was allowed to park a bit closer … Continue reading Cochem Castle Germany
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Heidelberg Castle – Does Lightning really strike twice?
Four years ago the 3 sisters were on a Rhine cruise with APT and one of our tours was a visit to the Heidelberg Castle in Germany. Our ship was moored at Mainz and we took a bus to this magnificent place. Heidelberg Castle is one of Germany's most visited tourist spots. The castle is … Continue reading Heidelberg Castle – Does Lightning really strike twice?
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The beginning of 3 Sisters Abroad – 4 year Anniversary of blogging!
So many memories are popping up on my facebook of 4 years when my sisters Paula and Muriel and myself travelled to Zurich via Singapore to embark on a journey of a lifetime. Our 12 hour flight from Singapore was full of chatting, eating, drinking and napping. This trip all started the year before when … Continue reading The beginning of 3 Sisters Abroad – 4 year Anniversary of blogging!
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Point Nepean & Portsea on the Mornington Peninsula Victoria
As there is no travel at the moment I thought I might share a little bit of where I live. I happen to live in what is known as one of the main holiday destinations in Victoria. The Mornington Peninsula. Its about an hour a way from Melbourne by car or you can catch the … Continue reading Point Nepean & Portsea on the Mornington Peninsula Victoria
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Our last 2 days in Madrid – And a touch of Flamenco!
Our second day in Madrid and we woke up to pouring rain. After breakfast we would be boarding the coach to do a scenic drive around Madrid. Â Unfortunately we couldn't see much as the rain pelted down. Â I tried to take photos but it was mostly rain on the coach window. Sorry the picture is … Continue reading Our last 2 days in Madrid – And a touch of Flamenco!
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Madrid Spain Day 1
Our hotel in Madrid for the next 3 nights would be  the Hotel Villa Real on the Plaza de las Cortes. Before settling into the hotel would be a visit to the  Museo del Prado. The Prado - not Prada, Museum was celebrating its Bicentenary.  It officially opened on the 19 November 1819 as a … Continue reading Madrid Spain Day 1
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Stunning Toledo Spain
Arriving into Toledo we were taken around the most scenic views I have seen, winding around  tight roads eventually  pulling in to a parking area where we literally jumped  off the coach to take in the views. The ancient city of Toledo stands on a hill above the Castilla-La-Mancha plains of central Spain. There is … Continue reading Stunning Toledo Spain
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The Windmills of Consuegra Spain
Another early start thank goodness breakfast was lovely lots of gluten free food and I was given a wrapped gluten free biscuit with choc chips to have later. After an hour and half our coach pulled into a roadside stop for those us to have a quick toilet break. Our next stop was in the … Continue reading The Windmills of Consuegra Spain
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Córdoba Spain
Arriving into Córdoba we were advised it would be sightseeing first then taken to our hotel. The following day we would be leaving around 8.30 am so no chance of seeing anything then. Our tour guide advised us there would be a lot of walking and as it had been a long day a couple … Continue reading Córdoba Spain
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A Taste of Granada and Alfarnatejo Spain
We arrived in Granada at our hotel with just enough time to change clothes and then head back out to dinner.  It would be a fun night of laughter, good food, lots of wine and beer and music.  Our entertainment would be a group of Tuna Musicians.  No not fish 🙂  The restaurant was the El … Continue reading A Taste of Granada and Alfarnatejo Spain
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Ronda Spain – a town on the edge!
The streets of Ronda are narrow and tight so our coach dropped us off at the local bus station. It wasn't far just a 10 minute walk. Some of our group went shopping, Sarah, Peter, Muriel and I found a small restaurant to have some lunch. My stomach was playing up so I … Continue reading Ronda Spain – a town on the edge!
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Day 2 – Seville Spain
This was our last morning in Seville, and it would be a busy one. Breakfast was early as we had to check our bags onto the coach. Due to the Easter Celebrations our coach was only allowed to be parked in the side street for 20 minutes. We would meet up with our coach near … Continue reading Day 2 – Seville Spain
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2 Days in Seville Spain – Part 1
As we were arriving in Seville our guide advised us that due to Easter Celebrations our itinerary would be changed. Â She also advised that our bus would have 20 minutes to stop to allow us to alight from the bus and have our suitcases taken into the Hotel Colon Grand Melia. Â As it … Continue reading 2 Days in Seville Spain – Part 1
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Day Trip to Queenscliff
On the 27/2/20 a  group of ladies from the Southern Peninsula VIEW Group took the ferry from Sorento to Queenscliff for the day.  Our weather has been so crazy and only a few days earlier we had been experiencing normal February temperatures of 35 degrees Celsius. The top temperature for today was only going to … Continue reading Day Trip to Queenscliff
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Its Rare Disease Day 29th February
On the 28th February  every year marks Rare Disease Day.  This year its on the 29th February - Leap Year.  I have two - Tuberous Sclerosis and Lymphangiomiomatosis. When I was young around 6 I had some suspicious lumps removed from my face.  I remember having them and then not having them.  I know … Continue reading Its Rare Disease Day 29th February
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Adeus Portugal Hola Spain
It had been a wonderful couple of weeks sailing down the Douro River with Scenic then a few days exploring Portugal. Today we would be having breakfast in Portugal and lunch and Dinner in Spain. We fell in love with Portugal so with heavy hearts we say Adeus Portugal. You have been very kind to … Continue reading Adeus Portugal Hola Spain
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Herdade do Esporao – Winery
Today we were off to Herdade do Esporao a beautiful winery  in the Alentejo.  It was going to be an amazing day of learning, laughing, eating and drinking. A little bit of history - The winery was first established back in 1267.  We were told that no wine was produced until the 1990's.  They … Continue reading Herdade do Esporao – Winery
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Capela Dos Ossos – Chapel of Bones Evora Portugal
Remember we were going to have an early cuppa on our deck? Waking up to pouring rain put that on hold. We wandered down to the restaurant for an early breakfast. I asked if there was anything gluten free. I couldn't believe my eyes what they brought to my table. Yummy gluten free croissant, Pasteis … Continue reading Capela Dos Ossos – Chapel of Bones Evora Portugal
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Evora Portugal
Our hotel in Evora the M'ar de Ar Aqueduto overlooked the Agua de Prata Aqueduct, a luxury hotel in a converted 16th Century Chapel. The Aqua de Prata built back in the 16th century  provided clean drinking water to Evora by connecting the city to the nearest constant flowing river, 9km to the north. The … Continue reading Evora Portugal
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Lisbon to Evora via Setubal
We left Lisbon around 9am and would be heading to Evora Portugal where we would stay 2 days. Most of us dozed as the coach motored along.  After an hour or so we pulled up for our first break at Azulejos de Anita.  We were going to learn more about how the  tiles are made … Continue reading Lisbon to Evora via Setubal
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Lisbon and Beyond
An early start to the day with breakfast and then off on our day trip to see the sights of Lisbon and beyond. Our first stop would be at Freedom Park - Â Parque da Liberdade. Â Back in 1903 Â it was renamed to King Edward VII a tribute to King Edward VII of the UK, who … Continue reading Lisbon and Beyond
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Clube De Fado – Lisbon
We arrived at the Sheraton Hotel Lisbon where we would be staying 2 nights. Our room was lovely and we had views out over Lisbon and the hotel pool directly below. In the distance you could see what looked like through the clouds a cross upon a tower. This was actually the Figure of Christ … Continue reading Clube De Fado – Lisbon
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Nazare Portugal, a seaside town.
Our next stop would be for lunch. A beautiful seaside town Nazare Portugal. It was cold and the rain was threatening so we went looking for somewhere to eat. We noticed our guide head into a restaurant and decided we would eat there also. Of course due to my fish allergy had to make sure … Continue reading Nazare Portugal, a seaside town.
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On Route to Lisbon via the Medieval City of Coimbra
Sunday arrived and our last breakfast aboard the Scenic Azure. We said our goodbyes to the staff and our friends who wouldn't be joining us on the land tour. A few tears were shed. We boarded our bus and were introduced to our guide Yolanda. There were 20 of us so we could spread out … Continue reading On Route to Lisbon via the Medieval City of Coimbra
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Sea Lake- Lake Tyrrell the pink lake
Sea Lake's Silo Art Wow what can I say. My last words on the previous post of Lake Boga was "i hope its not too long before I write the next blog." Well its been a while. Its been a year. We lost our beloved Betty the 8 year old Kelpie. We now have a … Continue reading Sea Lake- Lake Tyrrell the pink lake
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Lake Boga and surrounding areas
Lake Boga Can not believe this post has been sitting here unfinished for months. Life gets busy but seriously not that busy. Back in January we went on our first holiday over 2 days since 2019. Well for me, Greg was a few years more. There is so much lead up to a holiday and … Continue reading Lake Boga and surrounding areas
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Denilliquin New South Wales
We left Swan Hill and headed back to Deniliquin where we were staying two nights in a pet friendly cabin. The caravan park is the Pioneer Tourist Park. The Pioneer Tourist Park has a relaxed atmosphere and its quiet location on the Long Paddock Touring Route makes it the ideal place to enjoy a stay … Continue reading Denilliquin New South Wales
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Swan Hill Part 2
Sunrise at Lake Boga Woke up in the morning early as the car had to be at the car dealership for its first check up lol. The sun was rising over Lake Boga as we walked the dogs and packed the car. It was so stunning watching the sun rise over the lake. Sunrise at … Continue reading Swan Hill Part 2
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See ya 2022
What a year we purchased a caravan. Played quite a bit of darts 🎯 I started making my own body creams and lip balms and cleaning products. So I have been busy just not on here. 2023 will see more posts in our weekend trips away. I will share my body lotions and other DIY … Continue reading See ya 2022
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