Maybe a Western Patrol weekend at http://tauntonfarm.com.au/ ??Quote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
We dropped in there an the way through. Would be a good base and they do group bookings. At Cowaramup which is not too far from that area.
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Maybe a Western Patrol weekend at http://tauntonfarm.com.au/ ??Quote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
We dropped in there an the way through. Would be a good base and they do group bookings. At Cowaramup which is not too far from that area.
you camp where you want,i know where i'll be staying,close to where I can get these..lolQuote:
Originally Posted by 4bye4
And your not going to tell us where that is are you?Quote:
Originally Posted by wa 489
I know where they are but it is secret possum stuff..Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bye4
And i want a Redback Rooftop bag but fat chance of that happening eitherQuote:
Originally Posted by AB
Great pix.
I would love to get over to Margaret River and the list of reasons is growing.
1. The wineries.
2. The Trout fishing
3. The scenery
4. Four Wheel driving
Cheers
X 2 Ive heard some very nice wineries in the area, is it still recovering from fires not long agoQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr-T
Didn't see or hear anything about recovering from the fires. Recent fires were a bit south east of this area I think. Margaret River is a bit of a farm town, wine town and surf town. Good coverage of the tourist market in the area from high end villas to backpackers. Close to farming, and farm stay places, close to surf beaches and also close to winery,s, chocolate factory and the like. Plenty to see and do, and of coarse some 4wd tracks from easy to bloody ridiculous.
Lovely shots mate and thanks for sharing. @ Threedogs, just to add to 4bye4's great description - there are some ripper wineries in the area, being warm weather, the wines tend to be lighter than those over your way (central Victoria eg Brown Brothers). A few more down south further in the cooler climate heading towards Albany (Plantagenet Wines in Mt Barker is one of my favorites - http://www.plantagenetwines.com/). Albany has about the same temp and weather as Melbourne (give or take a degree or two).