Biting Midges (also known as Sand Flies)
For a tiny insect, barely the size of a pin head, Midges can pack a punch of irritation and pain to humans. They are so minuscule that they are hard to see - it is often not until a few hours later, that their bite will be noticed. Midges are commonly referred to as 'Sand Flies' - possibly due to the fact that they are from the fly family, and, that they are usually found in tidal zones - on sandy shores and mangrove mud...2013Boating Basics . . .
Australia renowned for its magnificent coastline, stunning inlets, bays, rivers, and lakes. Water sports form an integral part of the Australian way of life. We have compiled some basic tips to help make your boating adventure, whether it be for an afternoon or a trip of many months, a safe and fun experience...2014Choosing your Recreational Vehicle (RV) . . .
We started our experience with the works. A large motorhome with all the mod-cons, slide outs, space, comfort, etc., etc., however, over time we began to find this mode of 'glamping' quite restrictive - the large size made us think thrice about exploring secondary roads with the fear that we would not be able to fit through, manage lumps and bumps in the road with our restrictive ground clearances, long length, and tall height clearances. We soon learnt that many of Australia's roads are not suitable for such large vehicles...East Coast of Australia – Paralysis Tick Warning
The Australian Paralysis Tick is extremely dangerous to our pets, and sadly, can be fatal. The Paralysis Tick presents on along the entire length of Australia's east coast - from Lakes Entrance in Victoria to nearing the top of Cape York in Queensland...Hiking | Bush Walking Tips in Australia
There are many beautiful walking trails all across Australia. Some are short circuits, whilst others can take a week or more. Included are some useful tips and tricks to preparing for a hike...2015
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