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Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 8 8357 1777

Address: 147 Unley Road, Unley 5061 Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.cartographics.com.au

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25.01.2022 Hello New South Wales, as of midnight tonight you can freely enter South Australia without COVID quarantine restrictions. You still have to complete an online application but once you've done that we welcome you to come and explore our wonderful regions; Flinders Ranges, Kangaroo Island, Eyre Peninsular, Adelaide Hills and Outback. Come on over! https://cartographics.com.au/south-australia-map-pack-carto

24.01.2022 Good news for the Southern Flinders trails. https://cartographics.com.au/heysen-trail-map-6-wirrabara-t

24.01.2022 You can find it all in Unley. He just hopped by quite near our shop location.

23.01.2022 Planning to walk the Heysen Trail at Deep Creek? Walkers reported on Monday 5 October that waist deep water prevented crossing at the waterfall between Cobbler Hill and Tapanappa. Please check with Deep Creek Rangers before you go.

19.01.2022 Join the celebration and walk the new Callington Spur Trail at the trail opening ceremony! Lavender Federation Walking Trail Rural City of Murray Bridge

18.01.2022 Discover hiking trails, who to hike with & the good hiking gear. Expo of walking destinations, walking tours, outdoor retailers, walking clubs. Free entry. ...Guided hikes ranging from 45mins to 3 hours, including child-friendly, dog friendly and Accessible options, departing every 10 mins. Secure a place on a specific guided walk by registering online, or just arrive on the day and choose from the available guided walks. $5 per person. NEW: Bushwalking equipment and experience demonstration stage Presented by Walking SA Principal Event Partner National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia Supporting Partners The Heysen Trail Heart Foundation Walking Active Over 50s ARPA Bushwalkers

17.01.2022 RIVER LEVELS UPDATE As at Wednesday 17 February 2021, Archer River is well over the causeway, Laura River is over the bridge, No information for Myall Cree...k due to equipment fault, Little Annan, Bushy Creek, Isabella Creek and McLeod River are all currently below flood alert levels however this may change if the forecast heavy rainfall begins in the catchment areas. Always check the Cook Shire Council and Dept Transport and Main Roads websites for road closures before travelling. REMEMBER: Don’t enter floodwaters Don’t let children play in or near floodwaters Warn visitors about the dangers of floodwaters If it's flooded forget it. #backitup #ifitsfloodedforgetit Source: Department of Transport and Main Roads (Queensland)

16.01.2022 Yes, it’s true. After 30 years at Coward Springs we have handed over the reins to an energetic younger couple, Scott Palmer and Barb Dickson. Scott and Barb lov...e the outback and its lifestyle as much as we do and are keen to begin this new adventure. We had never intended leaving our outback home and business - unless of course - we found ‘the right people’. We began our seasonal life here in our late 30’s when we didn’t mind sleeping in our swags on the front verandah of the tumbling down Station Masters House. We slowly worked to restore the heritage of Coward Springs and Greg first stabilised then restored the ruin into a comfortable home. Business was slow to build too because in the 90’s there were very few travellers along the Oodnadatta Track and not everyone called in to camp (to see five vehicles a week was not unheard of). We are pleased that Coward Springs is now well and truly on ‘the map’ and that everyone who camps loves its ambience. And we are sure that Scott and Barb will not only look after our very special outback oasis but give it some new energy. We will of course miss Coward Springs and the country surrounding us. We have put down some strong roots here and so will be sure to maintain contact with the land that we love and those people who live here who have become friends. For those of you who have camped or camel-trekked or been regular visitors in other capacities, you can - and please do find us at our other home on Kangaroo Island. Never retired - but engrossed in some of those things put on hold until ‘after Coward’. So - over to Scott and Barb congratulations. We wish you all the very best in your new venture, plenty of good times with friends new and old and some leisure to enjoy your new home.

10.01.2022 Parts of the Heysen Trail are now closed for the fire season :( For details on where you can walk on the Heysen Trail and when those closed sections will re-open follow the link below :) https://heysentrail.asn.au//heysen-trail-closes-over-the-/

10.01.2022 The new map for the northernmost section of the renowned Heysen Trail has just been released ready for the start of the walking season. The 1200km long Heysen Trail runs from Cape Jervis on the Fleurieu Coast, through the Adelaide Hills, Mid-North district and into the Flinders Ranges. This new, clearer map covers the section from Mermerna through Wilpena to Parachilna Gorge. https://cartographics.com.au/heysen-trail-map-8-mernamerna-

09.01.2022 The Trail gets a reroute at Wilpena, taking walkers past the Information Centre and the shop.

07.01.2022 Grab the Carto Graphics Eyre Peninsula Map and head off to Talia Caves! https://cartographics.com.au/eyre-peninsula-carto-graphics.

06.01.2022 SA WALKING WINS OF 2020 Walking SA is creating a list of 2020 Walking Wins in SA. 2020 has been an interesting year, but despite the challenges, we have had lot...s of marvellous outcomes for walkers: * the opening of Glenthorne National Park * rebuilding of facilities along The Heysen Trail following bushfire damage * LOTS of new walks added to our 'find a place to walk database': https://www.walkingsa.org.au/walk/find-a-place-to-walk/ * growth in numbers in our bushwalking clubs * the release of the Game On strategy, including a focus on 'growth in active transport and commuting' (good for walkers!) * the opening of reservoirs for recreation * the completion of the Callington Spur of the Lavender Federation Trail * the launch of the first sections of the #adelaide100: https://www.walkingsa.org.au/event/adelaide100-trail-launch * AND SO MUCH MORE! Share the Walking Wins you value below, and we will add them to our collection! National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia | SA Infrastructure and Transport | Office For Recreation And Sport

03.01.2022 The perfect gift for those interested in learning more of the stories of the Heysen trail. Let your imagination run wild as you walk the trail with its history..., geographical significance and past inhabitants fresh in your memory. Order now for delivery before Christmas! https://heysentrail.asn.au//heysen-highlights-companion-g/ The Heysen Friends is a volunteer fueled organisation, helping to look after this SA treasure.

03.01.2022 On International Women's Day we celebrate all women who are adventurers in their own right: today we celebrate Anne Beadell. In 1962, Anne Len’s 20 year old w...ife, fresh from London and Connie Sue, his 20 week old daughter accompanied him on a 5-month expedition to perform reconnaissance for the Connie Sue and Anne Beadell Highways in the Great Victoria Desert. Anne’s mother was sure she would never see her granddaughter again when they set off on their adventure in the desert, but Len assured her that since it was winter they were more likely to freeze to death than to die from heat exhaustion. Grandma Ruth did not find this very reassuring, but Anne was determined to experience what took up so much of Len's time, and in the process, see the great Australian desert. With no disposable nappies and allowed only one bag for her personal belongings, Anne set off with Len and Connie in a Land Rover loaded high with food, water, spare parts and surveying gear and baby essentials a huge box of toilet rolls and another of Heinz baby food. Conditions were harsh, but they experienced many precious moments including bush bashing through the scrub, visiting Aboriginal communities, and spending time with the other members of the Gunbarrel Road Construction Party. Connie having a bath in the bucket is one of her most popular photos The story can be found in Bush Bashers lenbeadell.com.au/shop Anne always had the kettle on and welcomed many travellers to their home who came to visit Len to plan their next bush trip. Many of these travellers became good friends. In amongst this excitement, Anne learned to play violin and became an accomplished musician in her own right, teaching students and playing in many quartets and orchestras. Connie Sue Beadell has gone on to do her own adventuring with Beadell Tours. Another remarkable woman with many great achievements including the Len Beadell Plaque Restoration Project.