ONLINE JOURNAL LINKS
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We found 10 rides that provide online journals.
Australia/New Zealand
BIKE AUSTRALIA (PERTH TO SYDNEY)
Follow the coastline starting in Perth and heading south to Bunbury, Albany and over to Esperance. From Esperance, we head north to Norseman and cross the Nullarbor Plain to Port Augusta where we again will follow the coastline to Sydney. (william blohm, Oct, 2009)
NEW ZEALAND - END TO END
A family cycling journey from one end of New Zealand to the other. Two adults, two toddlers, two bikes, two trailers, two islands and too many miles. (Stuart Wickes, Nov, 2004)
NEW ZEALAND (SOUTH ISLAND) AND SYDNEY
Journey around east and west coasts of the island plus crossing Southern Alps twice. (Jerzy Bin, Mar, 2004)
NEW ZEALAND TOUR
My friend Sue and I took two weeks vacation to do a self-supported credit-card tour on the south island of New Zealand. (Alan Bloom, Nov, 2005)
DARWIN TO ADELAIDE 2006
From the North to the South across the centre of Australia (Dave & Jo Whitney, Jul, 2006)
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Tour de South Australia ... beaches and vineyards (Roy Hoogenraad, Feb, 2001)
AROUND AUSTRALIA - RECUMBENT STYLE
Journal & photo's of our 23 month, 19,000 km trip around Australia on our LoGo Recumbent Trikes. (Andrew & Joanne Hooker, Nov, 2001)
VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA
plane to Melbourne, bus to Ballarat, biked down through the Grampian Mts to Port Fairy, back along the Great Ocean Road to Geelong, then train back to Melbourne and plane back home ... (Roy Hoogenraad, Jul, 2003)
THE GREAT OCEAN ROAD RIDE
solo journey down through the fabulas wine region, Mornington Peninsula. A ferry across Port Phillip Bay to the baron Bellarine Penninsula and onto the Great Ocean Road. I toured the Otways National Park (rain forest) so tranquill, lots of spectacular waterfalls. On to the 12 Apostles and up the shipwreck coast to turn around and head back to Melbourne. 979klms in 7 days. I have posted the ride as a doco. on my web page. Possibly you could add a link to my page.
homepage.mac.com/sheddy/ (Paul Shedlowich, Oct, 2003)
THE BIRDSVILLE TRACK, AUSTRALIA
From Adelaide to Marree, then on the famous Birdsville Track to Birdsville. From there we turned East to continue to Gladstone and Brisbane. On the way to Marree we visited the Flinders Ranges National Park. The Birdsville Track crosses through parts of a few deserts, the Simpson Desert, as well as the Sturt's Stony Desert. Bores with water are available along the way. During our trip we experienced unusual monsoon rains in the desert, turning the landscape into a big lake... (Waltraud Schulze, Jan, 2001)
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