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Wollomombi Gorge - at 220 metres (700') Australia's highest waterfall - in Oxley Wild Rivers National Park - usually first camp out from Armidale

Waterfall Gorges Pony Trekking Adventure Holidays

Have a gander at what the Reptiles of the Press have to say about our Waterfall Gorges Pony Trekking Adventure Holiday!

Red-bellied black snake, about 1.5 metres long - venomous, but not considered a threat. Not a lawyer or a journalist.

It was an exceptional experience - to be at one with nature, clip-clopping through the forests of New South Wales, savouring the eucalyptus on the air, constantly immersed in the sounds of the bush, trekking along and through the magnificent gorges with their lofty cascades, camping out in plushest comfort with the best of food and wines. I particularly enjoyed the Schwimmen-Zwai-Vogel Gewurtztramminer 1999 from our host's own vinyards at Boorolong that we were served with for our dinner of freshly caught trout with Chinese Gooseberry at the Bellingen camp ....
 
Harold D. H. Ortze, Gourmet Dining Magazine
Our own tent was not remarkable amongst the others; it too was equipped with a comfortable king-sized bed, Queen Anne matching bedroom furnishings of a most elegant and tasteful design, and was possessed of all of the conveniences that I expect when roughing it on a camping holiday - ensuite bathroom, walk-in robe, writing desk and chiffonier. The service was prompt and curteous, and the quality of the complimentary single malt Irish and Scotch spirits exemplary. I was obliged to chide my personal attandant on our first afternoon's refreshment stop for providing the Bollinger too cold; but that fault was not repeated so I shall not dwell upon it as a flaw in the otherwise competent service of the Waterfall Gorges Adventure Holidays.
 
Bob Hack from his autobiography Up Myself
My attention was drawn to one lass of our trek group, a well-made rougish vixen in her early thirties, I would say, with her tight riding breeches seen astride her mount from behind galvanising my most lurid fantasies into physical gnawings and groanings behind the old zipper; her flimsy blouse, through which her ample firm un-girded bubs thrust so agressively left nothing to the imagination ... she handled her horse crop so dextrously and with such a twinkle in her violet eyes that I found myself hard pressed to wait for camp that evening to invite her to bring her crop to my tent for some diversions after dinner ...
 
Phyllis McCavity, Alternative Lifestyles
Of the six people who died on the trek I was sent by my editor to review, one fell of a cliff, another drowned horribly, trapped under his horse, which sat on him in only three inches of water; a third was attacked and eaten by a koala; two died from eating the food, and the last one died of a broken neck inflicted by the cook because she refused to eat his food ....
 
Fred Nerks, The Outdoors Observer
Hey, we are only starting out, we don't have any REAL reviews yet. Just in case you still haven't twigged, the above is all a load of baloney, horse feathers, fiction, funny ha-ha. Comedy. Humour. Made up my my own fertile little mind to fill this space until we get some suitably grovelling, slavering, lick-spittle 'reviews' of the sort that you usually see, obviously bought and paid for. 
 
Contest!

Be a travel journalist for a day! Write up your own review of one of our treks - without, of course, having ever experienced one, or perhaps having never been in the region, or even in Australia. Why should you be different? Be creative. Imaging what it might be like. Our promotional blurbs will give you a starting place - or if you really need help you can start with 'It was a dark and stormy night ...'

Bring to life you fantasies about the bush! Invent your own bush romance! What sort of Indiana Jones adventures await, and Chambers of Horrors lurk out there? Do koalas really eat people? Well, why not? Aren't they hungry? And what is a pyjama python? Please email your piece to the address below.

The best offering will win a small but insignificant prize; but on the other hand he / she will have the gratification of having his / her work published here to attract a barrage of snide comment and abusive 'criticism' from all over the world from people who couldn't do half as well, even if they knew how to write.

Meantime, freeloading freelance 'journalists' in the travel racket are invited to come along and participate, enjoy, and write your honest thoughts about your experiences on the treks. But you will pay full price, just like everybody else. No advertorial here, thanks very much. So everybody - hyperleap to the Booking page and book now!

Waterfall Gorges Adventure Holidays
Swim-Two-Birds
Boorolong  NSW  2350
Australia

Phone : (International) +61 2 6775 5287
(In Australia)  02 6775 5287
Fax : (International) +61 2 6775 5283
(In Australia)  02 6775 5283
swimtwobirds@hotmail.com

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Working with the Commonwealth and State Authorities for National Parks and Wildlife,
State Forests, Department of the Environment and others.