WA travel
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We’ve discovered on Hidden Treasures that when I’m set a challenge there are familiar themes that come up. I try to please Ro by finding a sporting venue and I love a roadtrip and love a good fish burger. There’s something else though that is regularly described in Hidden Treasures and we’ve put together a…
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With just over 2000 residents and an area less than half a square kilometre, you might be forgiven for thinking there couldn’t be a lot to see in our next Hidden Treasure on ABC Saturday Breakfast. Like some of our other Hidden Treasures, our next discovery sits quietly alongside some bigger neighbours but doesn’t rely…
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For ABC Saturday Breakfast, Hidden Treasures often finds itself in the job of discovering suburbs we normally just drive through on the way to somewhere else, or suburbs that just seem to be too suburban to be of interest. Our next Hidden Treasure is a lot more. Our next Hidden Treasure challenges a perception that’s…
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Originally published by the West Australian newspaper and on http://www.waterwanderers.com.au Chris Parry and family enjoy a wander along the river on a kayaking tour. Have you noticed the blue sky that is finally above us? As I paddled my way up the Swan River in a Water Wanderers kayak, I was reminded of a career a…
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For Hidden Treasures, Ro sent me to get salty and explore an area that hasn’t changed, thanks to sliding door moments and big roads. Let’s hit the road and travel south. Not ‘down south’. Just ‘south’. The first thing you need to know about Lake Clifton and Preston Beach is that they’re not backwaters. Just…
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For ABC Saturday Breakfast Hidden Treasures, Ro and I went somewhere we haven’t been before … beyond Perth! Up and over the escarpment and east to the Avon Valley. There’s a reason that songs are written about being in the air. ‘Come Fly With Me’, ‘99 Red Balloon’s, ‘Up, Up and Away’ and ‘Danger Zone’…
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Please enjoy the discussion below on ANZAC Travels, particularly to Western Australian memorial services on Rottnest Island, at Geraldton, Albany, Boyup Brook and Grass Patch. From ‘And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda’; “And the young people ask, what are they marching for? And I ask myself the same question.” I think we’re all…


