The Wall in the Wilderness. Derwent Bridge, Tasmania
Discover The Wall in the Wilderness at Derwent Bridge. A massive Huon Pine carving depicting Tasmanian history, found in the heart of the wilderness. Worth every cent.
Neale is a former defender of the nation with a natural inclination to avoid most people. He enjoys travel to random, hopefully sparsely populated, locations with interesting architecture, old trains and cemeteries. He is retired and lives near Newcastle in a large patch of vegetation.
South Korea – Some Things Got Lost in Translation
Neale finds many things by which to amuse himself while wandering through South Korea.
Fun and Games in the New Zealand Southern Alps
Read about how Neale didn't climb Mount Cook. And also how he and his brother spent a freezing night in a rock-walled alpine valley.
A Two Hour Stroll in Matsushiro, Nagano
Join Neale as he escapes his wife's snoring and the confines of his hotel to seek peace and quiet with an early morning walk. Along the way he encounters a restored castle, abandoned railway, cemeteries, shrines, and a surly old woman.
Further Along the Border to Cameron Corner – the Genuine Outback Part 2
In Part 2 of Neale's epic drive, he reaches Cameron Corner, encountering mud-covered motorists, multiple time zones, abandoned charity bash vehicles and a scrub golf course.
A Drive Along Queensland’s Southern Border – the Genuine Outback Part 1
Neale drives through remote western Queensland, where tiny towns like Hungerford and Noccundra reveal the outback’s dry wit, rugged beauty and the quirky characters who call it home.
The Skeleton Coast – Where the Desert Meets the Ocean
Shipwrecks, salt roads, sand dunes and sellers of rocks - it's all here on the Namibia coast.