travel research
Submitted: Saturday, Sep 14, 2002 at 00:00
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stephen
am new at travelling and wish to ask a silly question,what is a good way to approach research regarding a trip away. wishing to travel kalgoorlie to uluru to
alice springs,any help would be appreciated
stephen
Reply By: royce - Sunday, Sep 15, 2002 at 00:00
Sunday, Sep 15, 2002 at 00:00
I reckon the best way to research a trip is to GO! Work A to B and the time you've got. Hit the road, stop and look at anything that takes your fancy. Collect any brochure, touring guides, Explore Australia etc and read up as you approach a town. Stop and ask at a milk bar, service station or
post office as to what there is to see. DO NOT GO TO
TOURIST INFORMATION places as they will try to flog you trips and tours. Unless you are into these things of course. Make notes of what you want to see next time. If you can manage, don't be a tourist, be a traveler. There is a difference. Seeya Royce
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Reply By: Member - Mal - Monday, Sep 16, 2002 at 00:00
Monday, Sep 16, 2002 at 00:00
Stephen, There are many ways of getting from Kalgoolie to Ayres
Rock. It depende on your vehicle, your sense of adventure, the type of things you want to see, time available and many other things. One way is to drive across the Nullabor to
Port Augusta and head north thus staying on the black stuff, or go
Leonora / Warberton on the
great central road if you want a good quality dirt road, or my personal choice would be
Sandstone /
Wiluna /
Gunbarrel Highway / Surveyor General's Corner etc. having obtained the appropriate Permits. A good way from Ayres
Rock to
Alice Springs is
Simpson desert /
Birdsville / Fraser Island /
Cape York /
Burketown /
Darwin /
Broome /
Marble Bar / Punmu / Garry
Junction Road / West Macdonnells /
Alice Springs. You could also go Lassiter Highway / Stuart Highway, or Luritja Road / Kings Canyon /
Mereenie Loop / West Macdonnells /
Alice Springs which is the way I have been. It's up to you! Make a plan and try not to stick to it. Talk to people along the way and change your mind when ever you like. Have a great time. Mal Try.
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Follow Up By: Stephen - Tuesday, Sep 17, 2002 at 00:00
Tuesday, Sep 17, 2002 at 00:00
hey mal thanks for that i like the idea of alice via
cape york, i will talk to the boss tomorrow see if i can get some time away
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