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Welcome to Grey Nomads Australia |
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Grey Nomads Australia’s aim is to share the passion, share the knowledge and share the excitement of life on the road.
We cannot stress enough how wonderful it is to determine a destination, hook up your choice of BYO accommodation and just go for it. There is nothing more satisfying than becoming your own personal tour guide and seeing Australia at your own pace.
Grey Nomads Australia’s website is designed to provide easy access to information, is built by adventurous people who live and love the lifestyle, and encourages members to contribute their valuable input. After all, Grey Nomads Australia’s members are the ones out there doing it, experiencing it and loving it.
Join us and make Grey Nomads Australia your ultimate information centre. Discuss everything from wheel nuts to Wineglass Bay by interacting with fellow grey nomads via our forum. Read and enjoy each other’s fun and adventures in our articles. Buy or sell something of interest in our classifieds section or create your own blog for all to peruse and enjoy. Come on board and meet the Driving Force Discovering Australia.
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I found myself staring at my latest caravan, only 28 years my junior, with pride and admiration. She was a campervan with a history and a story to tell. A campervan who has been loved and lived in before. A campervan who has possibly gone places I have yet to see. A campervan that I could readily afford.
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Four Wheel Drive Enthusiasts Save our Day |
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Travelling this vast country has many benefits, one of them being you meet some great people. Each one is friendly, accommodating and honing various skills that may come in handy. Just shy of crossing the Western Australian border from the Northern Territory, we meet the Buckley family and Aaron Turner.
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We wish our members and visitors a wonderful Easter and trust you will be enjoying yourselves, wherever you may be. Easter is a moveable feast, meaning it is not fixed in relation to the civil calendar. The First Council of Nicaea established the date of Easter as the first Sunday after the full moon following the northern hemisphere's vernal equinox. A tad astronomically confusing to me, however it does explain why Easter falls on a different date each year. Gastronomically though you might like to try this easy recipe.
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Before you go there may be things you would like to know. From what to buy to what to expect your answers may be found here. If not, why not introduce yourself on GNA’s forum and ask your fellow grey nomads so we can all benefit from the advice or answers. |
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