Global Wanderers

Lifetime adventure travellers, Christopher & Andrew love wandering the globe, meeting others and 'living like a local'.
Global Wanderers
Global WanderersFebruary 15, 2023
Looking forward to seeing this at Vivid this year!
Global Wanderers
Global Wanderers
Global WanderersFebruary 15, 2023
Port Stephens, Anna Bay Sand Dunes
Stockton Sand Dunes, Anna Bay at Port Stephens.
Global Wanderers
Global WanderersFebruary 15, 2023
A selection of some of the great art murals in and around Nelson Bay NSW.
#streetart #mural #nelsonbay #art
Global Wanderers
Global WanderersFebruary 9, 2023
Gulgong Holtermann Museum
In the small town of Gulgong is the Holtermann Photographic Museum. This is a most impressive museum that exhibits some fantastic photography from a collection of glass photography plates that were discovered in a garden shed in Chatswood. These glass plates had been left undisturbed for 80 years and were in excellent condition. One of those glass photography plates was of Andrew’s Great Great Grandfather Charles Giugni, the Watchmaker and Jeweller from Gulgong.
Global Wanderers
Global WanderersFebruary 8, 2023
Anason Barangaroo
Tonight we had a great catch up with our friends Collette and Georgette from Ajijic in Mexico. They are in Sydney for a few days before heading off on a cruise to New Zealand. There were lots of laughs and reminiscing over a delicious meal at Anason Turkish Restaurant at Barangaroo. 😊
Global Wanderers
Global WanderersFebruary 8, 2023
Prince of Wales Opera House, Gulgong NSW
On our way to the coast we stopped by the quaint little town of Gulgong. This town is quite significant for a few reasons. Firstly Andrew’s second great grandfather (Charles Giugni) had a watchmaker and jeweller store on the main street of Gulgong. Here is Andrew standing out the front of the location where Charles shop was located. The B&W photos show Charles standing out the front of his store in 1872.
The other reason Gulgong is significant is because it was depicted on the original $10 note when we first changed over to decimal currency in 1966.
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