Did you know? Australia is the world’s driest inhabited continent with 70% of the land arid and we are currently we are experiencing the worst drought in living memory. Here are few simple steps to reduce the amount of water you use as you take that short break or extended trip when caravan and camping.
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Visibility is essential especially when it comes to safety on the road and when towing a caravan. You should always have the ability to see everything around you and your vehicle, and this is where towing mirrors, which are required by law, are a necessity. Why you need towing mirrors. The standard mirrors on your
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Whether you’re changing tyres, fixing leaks or just doing general caravan maintenance on the road, it will be easier if you’re equipped with the right tools. Some of these might vary depending on where you’re travelling, but here’s a basic list of tools every caravan should have: The list can be modified to suit your
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Tyre pressure is something most travellers check prior to hitting the road for their trip and don’t check again until the next trip. Pumping up and maintaining the pressure of your tyres is one of the most important things you can do whether it be your car or the RV. Tyres provide a vital link
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A highlight of camping is sitting around an open fire and being mesmerised by the flames. But campfire safety is of the utmost importance so here are few tips and rules for your to be aware of. If a campfire is not constructed, used and extinguished correctly it can also easily cause a bushfire. 5
While caravans and campers are not allowed into high alpine parts of Australia during winter, snowfall is not uncommon in more accessible, lower-lying areas. Use and carry snow chains Alpine resorts often dictate when and if snow chains must be carried but, if there is any chance you’ll encounter snow on your lower altitude adventures,
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What is choking? Choking is when your airway gets blocked and you can’t breathe properly. When someone chokes, the airway can either be partly or fully blocked. If it’s a mild blockage, they should be able to clear it themselves by coughing. If it’s a severe blockage, they won’t be able to cough so without
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Packing the right camping gear can save parents a lot of trouble and ensure kids have an unforgettable time in the great outdoors. Here are a few suggestions to help: Kids Camping Chairs Pack a kid’s camping chair for everyone to ensure they have a place around the campsite. The smaller size of kids camping
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When towing a vehicle, a UHF CB Radio is a must have and here are some tips for use. What is UHF? UHF CB or citizen band radio is a two-way radio system that uses the 476.4250–477.4125MHz, radio spectrum for short-distance communications. It is divided into 80 channels for various uses. The service is for
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Be prepared when on the road. Often, we don’t think about what we need in an emergency situation until we’re in one. For those unexpected events like a roadside emergency such as a flat tyre you should consider having the following items in your car: Spare tyre (be sure to have it checked each time
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