This website has been created by and for long-term, long-distance motorhomers and cyclists. It began as we crossed Australia in April 2005. Rebecca Watts of Cairns is the webmistress and we are the editors and main contributors (see About Us).

A new feature, Looking Out, explores our reactions to the passing scene. At the beginning of 2013, we developed a new website for some of our pictures: www.magbazpictures.com.

The Site Menu on the left gives access to all the main features. Articles (many with photos and some previously published by the MMM) are organised by Countries and by mode of travel (Motorhoming or Cycling). There is  a chronological listing of What's New in the website.

Photos are grouped into Galleries by country and by mode of travel. Each image can be enlarged and a whole Gallery viewed as a slide show.

Ramblings gather together travel-related Quotations, Humour, Broadsides, Books, Poetry and Reflections.

Useful Links are to other websites for cyclists and motorhomers. Many articles, including our Travel Logs, Newsletters and the popular A to Z of Long-term Motorhoming, include links to other websites.

The powerful Google-type Search function will find every article which contains the words that you specify. Within an article, use 'Control F' to find a particular word or phrase. At the top right of every article there are three symbols which enable you to save the article as a file, print it or send it as an email to a friend. You can also block and copy an article into a word-processor document.

On the right, the Quick Links menu takes you directly to a small number of articles that we think are the most interesting and the most popular.

You can read what over 500 other readers have said about the website in Readers' Comments and you are welcome to join the other 61 motorhomers, cyclists and long-distance, long-term Fellow-Travellers who have already added their own writing and images to this shared resource. A Contact Us feature enables you to send us your contributions, comments and queries.

Bons Voyages
Barry and Margaret Williamson