My travels in the last months went everywhere and nowhere simultaneously. Ending my Tasmanian trip in Launceston, I flew back to Melbourne for the first time since I had left for King Island more than a year ago.
Afterwards, I flew back to King Island for two weeks of work and music and then back to Melbourne. I’ve spent about two weeks in Adelaide now because I’ve recently entered my second last state in Australia, South Australia.
The last few weeks have been busy because I’m travelling while working on my South Coast Track and other travel videos. This week though, I happily present my pictures and video of The Grampians in Victoria.
The Grampians
After arriving in Halls Gap, the main town of the Grampians, I had planned to walk the three-day Grampians Peak Trail (40km) in one day. I could walk it with a tiny backpack full of water and food for a day. That way, I didn’t have to take my camping gear or prepare food.
In my hostel, I shared a dorm with Cam Hamilton, who, after hearing my plan, was also super keen on this adventure. The following day we left at 6 AM and, with some incredible stops on the way, returned to the hostel at about 5 PM for some cold beers!
The day after our walk, we took Cam’s car to dive deeper into the national park. We saw plenty of stunning waterfalls, and besides being sore in our legs, we still hiked a fair bit.
Since I did not take on this Grampians adventure alone, I, for once, also have pictures of me! On top of this post, I happily invited you to watch the travel video.
Unfortunately, due to copyright on YouTube, they removed the song on which I made the video. It doesn’t have the same effect, but it is what it is! I had to add another song after finishing the video editing.
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