Revisiting George Bass Coastal Trail
Revisiting the George Bass coastal trail

I love finding new places to walk, not too far from home or where I happen to be staying at the time. Thanks to the internet and satellites (I’m thinking Google Maps) my partner and I have found interesting tracks and trails to walk along. This is not difficult. We live in Berwick, a short drive from many parts of the Dandenongs and Gippsland.
Revisiting the George Bass coastal trail
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