Gail Rehbein exerts copyright over the stories and photographs on this site (2014-2021).
It began with an innocent question. “Do you want to go for a ride in the morning Gail?” “I’d love to!” We were visiting Bargara for another wedding and I’d brought my bike in the hope of some relaxing bike rides in the beautiful autumn weather. “How far do you think you can ride?” my brother asks. Now I start to wonder… what am I stepping into here and ask cautiously, noticing… Read More
Category: Experiment, Travel Tags: Autumn, Bargara, bike-riders, Bundaberg, Burnett Heads, Canefields, Coffee, Coral Coast, Drafting, Family, Kangaroos, Statistics, The Hummock
Travelling over Christmas took me to Bargara. This small town hugs a coastline scattered with basalt rocks, remnants of a long extinct volcano, and nestles into the broader reach of the regional city of Bundaberg, which sits twelve kilometres inland. Two years ago, Bundaberg was a focal point of news services across the world because of the destruction and dislocation caused by floods. The city and its coastline is newsworthy for another… Read More
Category: Experiment, Sustainability, Travel Tags: Bargara, Bundaberg, Christmas, Coal mining, Coral Coast, Cycleways, Great Barrier Reef, Iain McCalman, Marine Conservation, Mon Repos, Penguin Books, Summer, The Hummock, Turtles
Gail Rehbein exerts copyright over the stories and photographs on this site (2014-2021).
Gail Rehbein exerts copyright over the stories and photographs on this site (2014-2021).
a bike for all seasons