the attraction is accessed via a skyride. In summer enjoy the resident grizzly bears, a live lumberjack show and wild birds in motion. Plus, shopping, a mountain zipline, fine dining as well as casual cafe dining. In winter enjoy skiing and snowboarding, skateing pond and snowshoeing.
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Green Bean Salad
This tasty salad was introduced into our family by my sister. It is a most unusual treatment of green beans. We are used to them being cooked and served hot. This salad, with a taste of Mediterranean flavours will be welcomed by your family and guests. It is fantastic to travel with and have with a cold chicken salad or make a meal on its own with crusty warm bread
Whitton Malt House
With only a short history, the popularity of Whitton Malthouse, among locals and travellers is amazing.
Warrego Riverside Holiday Park, Cunnamulla
The Warrego Riverside Holiday Park was full with revellers returning from Music in the Mulga, a music festival held at Wandilla Station at Eulo, and we chose an unpowered spot on the river, away from the hustle and bustle and it was really peaceful and quiet.
Roast Tomato Risotto
This roast tomato risotto is a great way to use up excess tomatoes during the summer growing season and makes a lovely starter, a mains, or a lunch meal. with lots of garlic and herbs in the sauce,
The Little Rustic Pantry, Coolamon
This quaint little cafe, is known for its tasty lunch and breakfast menu, with daily specials. Ranging from specialty salads, wraps and quiche in the summer to hearty soups, gourmet pies in the winter. Complemented by to die for home made cakes and delicious coffee.
Chicken and Chorizo Paella
Easy to prepare, a one pot wash up and really delicious, this chicken and chorizo paella will be a favourite on your van travels. Tastes even better when re-heated for left-overs. The flavours have intensified.
Outback Emus
we found emus along the side of the road, they were grazing the dry grass and generally just hanging around. There was a mother with three teenage chicks, a couple of lonely bachelors and a pair. They watched us, ignored us and then started racing us. We stopped to just watch them with the droopy feathers hanging down their torso and back, their strong black beaks and
World Championship Gumi Race, Murrumbidgee River, Wagga Wagga
The normally quiet, peaceful, although fast flowing Murrumbidgee River, flanked by tall river red gum trees is taken over on a bright sunny Sunday by crafts of all shapes, sizes and made of whatever materials are at hand and when families and mates get together and depending on the objective, paddle as hard and as fast as they can, or simply left the craft float downstream, simply guiding its direction.
Australian Workers Heritage Centre, Barcaldine QLD
wandering through this comprehensive coverage of Australian workers through their unions and organisations from the late 1880’s to the turn of the twentieth century.
