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If you are visiting the Blue Mountains during summer, there is no way you cannot spot these beauties!
As soon as we get to the mountains region, you can see small to large golden patches of Coreopsis Daisies (Coreopsis lanceolata) along Great Western Highway. These cheerful bunches which originate from Northern America, can be seen in the mountains during summer.

They are very pretty, but they are invasive weeds that need to be controlled. They can spread rapidly and penetrate undistubed native bushlands. In areas closed to National Parks, they need to be pulled out from the roots to stop the expantion. Beside this, they are a great sight when travelling throught he mountains.
 

  

Manly prepares itself for its annual festival of surfing.It runs for 4 days, from the 18th to the 20th of November. The festival will be full of activities, and a great opportunity to learn surfing for those that have never tried it. If you are visiting Sydney make sure you don't miss it.
For further details about the festival please refer to its official site.

It has been officially announced that the drought in New South Wales is finally over. It is now hoped that the price for fruits & vegetables will go down, as they had risen due to the lack of rain.

We are very pleased to launch our new website with lots more information and pictures of our tours.
Have a look around and let us know what you think!