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DAY 1 Sunday 12 September 2021 Sydney
This afternoon we check into our central Sydney hotel. This evening
Warren will host a welcome dinner to mark the start of the tour.
DAY 2 Monday 13 September, 2021 Wollongong
This morning Warren will take us to The Australian Army Museum of
Military Engineering. It showcases the contribution of The Royal Australian
Engineers to our nation's military history and involvement in virtually every
conflict and peace mission. We then travel to the National Rail Museum
Thirlmere which is home to a significant rail heritage collection, including
over 100 rolling stock items, associated with the history of the railways in
NSW. We then continue on to our accommodation in Wollongong.
DAY 3 Tuesday 14 September, 2021 Wollongong
This morning Warren will first take us to the NRMA Motorlife museum
where he is a patron. The museum showcases Veteran and Vintage cars.
Warren will then take us to visit HARS – Historical Aircraft Restoration
Society. A vast collection of aircraft including Australian Sabre, Canberra,
two Vampires, Mirage III and an F-111C are on display.
DAY 4 Wednesday 15 September, 2021 Nowra/Canberra
This morning travel to Fleet Arm Museum, Nowra. A repository of naval
aircraft, we explore and experience the story of naval aviation from its
beginnings to the present day. We then continue to Canberra where we
spend the next three nights.
DAY 5 Thursday 16 September 2021 Canberra
Today Warren will take us to National Museum of Australia and depositary
(subject to confirmation.) We will see in their transport section the
Daimler landaulette that transported Queen Elizabeth around Australia
during her first Royal tour in 1954, a 1925 Citroën tourer which was the
first car to travel around Australia and the Sundowner Bean car, driven
from London to Melbourne in 1928. Warren has written a book about this
car and the man who drove it, Francis Birtles so he will be able to interpret
it for the group.
DAY 6 Friday 17 September 2021 Canberra
Today Warren will take you to The Australian War Memorial and its
depositary (subject to confirmation). We will see the extensive collection
of Military vehicles and aircraft.
DAY 7 Saturday 18 September 2021 Temora
This morning we depart Canberra and travel to the town of Temora known
for its aviation museum. This afternoon we will visit the Temora Rural
Museum. One of Australia’s most outstanding rural museums, it will take
you on a trip down memory lane. It also includes the Ambulance Museum.
DAY 8 Sunday 19 September 2021 Temora/Cowra
This morning Warren will take us to The Temora Aviation Museum. It is
built on the site of the biggest and longest lasting RAAF Elementary Flying
Training School during World War II. The Museum displays ex-military
aircraft, which have a historical significance to Australia. The collection
includes Sabre, Dragonfly, Birddog, Cessna O2, Vampire, Meteor and
Canberra aircraft. We then travel to Cowra
DAY 9 Monday 20 September 2021 Cowra/Forbes
This morning we visit the Japanese Garden and Memorial in Cowra.
Opened in 1979 to mark reconciliation between Cowra and Japan after Japanses POWs were interred in Cowra. We then visit the Glenfell Chrysler
museum. The museum contains a unique display of Chrysler vehicles
ranging from 1930 to 1981. It includes Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth and
many Valiant models. We then travel to Forbes and visit the Mc Feeters
Car Museum. It displays a vast collection of meticulously restored motor
cars. Cars range from veterans to custom cars, rare, common and just
down right bizarre.
DAY 10 Tuesday 21 September 2021 Parkes/Bathurst
This morning Warren will takes us to Parkes to visit The Henry Parkes
Centre. The centre contains the Parkes Motor Museum that has 25 cars
on display; the Antique Machinery Collection which has a Silver City
Comet carriage and 45 tractors; and The Kings Castle, a collection of Elvis'
personal artefacts owned by Greg Page , the yellow Wiggle. We then visit
the Parkes radio telescope which was made famous in the film “The Dish”
for its role in the Apollo space missions. We then travel to Bathurst. We
visit Ash’s Motorcycle Speedway museum. Memorabilia from Australian
riders Bluey Wilkinson, Lionel Van Pragg, Gordon Guasco, Jason Crump,
Leigh Adams, Chris Holder, Darcy Ward and many more. International
speedway exhibits include Ivan Mauger, Tony Rickkardson, Chris Harris,
Greg Hancock and more. The museum also has a large collection of bikes
and sidecars from the old to the new. Posters, pictures, paintings, banners,
ribbons, hats and other memories are also on display.
DAY 11 Wednesday 22 September 2021 Bathurst
Today Warren will take us to the National Motor racing Museum of
Australia. See the constantly changing lineup of more than 100 racing cars
and motor bikes from all eras that have made their mark not only on Mount
Panorama, but across Australia. These include several Bathurst winning cars.
We also see the famous Mt Panorama circuit. We then visit the Bathurst
Railway Museum before we continue on to Lithgow to visit the Lithgow
Small Arms Factory Museum. The museum contains a comprehensive
display of machine guns, rifles, handguns and related items from around
the world. Unique to this museum are Australian designed and produced
experimental, prototype and pre-production weapons.
DAY 12 Thursday 23 September 2021 Singleton/Raymond Terrace
This morning we travel to the town of Singleton and visit the Australian
Infantry Museum. The Australian Army Infantry Museum is the custodian
WARREN BROWN
Warren Brown is an Australian cartoonist and
television presenter. He has been an editorial
newspaper cartoonist since 1986. He is currently
cartoonist for Sydney’s The Daily Telegraph, for
which he also writes a weekly motoring column.
In May 2005, Brown participated in a recreation
of the 1907 Peking to Paris race using five
100-year-old cars. He also presented a fourpart
documentary series about the event. Since 2006, he has acted as
the overnight MC at Gallipoli on Anzac Day and the pre-service MC at
the Australian War Cemetery at Lone Pine. In 2008, he was selected to
be one of the presenters of Top Gear Australia on SBS TV, and continued
on in Season 2 (2009). Brown is a keen classic car enthusiast. His friendly
personality and passion for classic cars and history make him the ideal
person to lead the tour.
of Infantry Corps history and its customs and traditions. The Museum's
collection ranges from the Australia's pre-federation state colonial
armies and their first deployments overseas in the nineteenth century
through to today’s twenty first century diggers. We then continue on to
Raymond Terrace.
DAY 13 Friday 24 September 2021 Raymond Terrace
This morning Warren will take us to visit Fighter World. Fighter World is
dedicated to preserving the proud history of fighter aircraft operations
in the Royal Australian Air Force. It is a totally ‘hands on’ experience.
Exhibited in two hangars, visitors can walk-around, touch and look into
the cockpits of such famous aircraft as the Mirage III, the Avon Sabre,
the Gloster Meteor, the first Vampire jet built in Australia and the mighty
F-111. There is a Hawker Hunter, WWII Spitfire replica, a Messerschmitt
replica and much more. This afternoon we visit the National Motorcycle
Museum which is Australia's largest collection of vintage, veteran, and
classic motorcycles with around 800 motorcycles on display. We then
return to our hotel. This evening we have a final night dinner to celebrate
the tour!
DAY 14 Saturday 25 September 2021 Sydney
This morning we return to Sydney where tour concludes.
| Twin Fare | Single Fare |
|---|---|
| $4,950 | $6,045 |
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Touring can involve a considerable amount of walking and stair climbing in the places visited and it is important that all tour participants have a level of physical fitness that allows them to take part in this activity without the need of assistance from others.
Tour Operator:
Travelrite International Pty Ltd, (ABN 64 005
817 078) is the tour operator
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to alter the costs if any of these factors change, giving any
passenger that has booked the right to withdraw with full
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meals, airfare or other services not utilized after the tour has
commenced.
BAGGAGE:
Due to coach restrictions, tour members can only
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agent in the making of arrangements for hotels, transportation,
restaurants or any other service and does not assume any
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or delay to person or property due to an act of negligence or
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Australia and any legal action must be undertaken in the State
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