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A Journey to the Snowy Mountains

Last weekend, my friends and I went on a 2-day road trip from Sydney to the Snowy Mountain Range! The idea of this adventure began three days before I was suppose to fly back to my home city of Perth after spending 3 weeks in Sydney.

The Snowy Mountains are the highest mountain range in mainland Australia where large snows fall every winter. It is the only part of the mainland Australia where constant snowfalls happen every winter season.

A breakfast stopover at Wollongong City 2.5hours from Sydney. It’s name means “songs of the seas” in the Aboriginal language!


The journey continues with a climb to the mountains from the beautiful beaches of Wollongong with the company of our great friend “Tomtom” the satellite navigation device. Without Tomtom we would not be able to reach our destination!

A long and winding road.


At 7pm, after a one day of driving we finally reached our final destination - Perisher Blue - Australia’s biggest ski resort! It was a long day but it was worth the time and effort after experiencing the first glance of snow fall in the freezing cold night!

And now time for a ski!


I would like to recommend to everyone to visit the Australia’s Snowy Mountains and experience the skiing adventure. It should be on your list of things to do before you reach the age of 30!

 

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5 Responses to “A Journey to the Snowy Mountains”

  1. Comment posted August 3rd, 2008 at 6:40 pm by Roderick's Financial Advisor - CFA Level 2 Candidate*

    How come there was no mention of your visit to Canberra in this article? Can we please have a follow up piece?

    Nice photos too! They are very clear and sharp.

    How cold was it at Perisher? Did you have any temperature readings?

  2. Comment posted August 4th, 2008 at 9:19 am by Wilson

    The temperature range is from -5 to 2deg.. I guess when we were there the temperature was below -2..

    Canberra was on the second day. We didn’t stop there on our way to Perisher. But yea i’m going to post one for Canberra.. :)

  3. Comment posted August 6th, 2008 at 11:17 am by deuts

    Hey Mr. Wilson, I would like to see and feel snow also! Bring me there!

    Have you visited my site lately? What can you say about the new design?

  4. Comment posted August 8th, 2008 at 9:16 pm by michelletan

    I also wanna go lah!
    pls pls pls… give me the opportunity next year lah… remember laa..!!!

  5. Comment posted August 25th, 2008 at 4:26 pm by JZ

    Wilson….you haven’t been updating your blog recently hey…too busy with Lumley and HLL?! haha

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