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Romantic Getaways Around Sydney
It’s quite obvious that any trip to the great nation of Australia just isn’t complete without visiting Sydney, the nation’s most internationally acclaimed city. Yet traveling couples in search of romance will nonetheless want to balance out the fast-paced excitement of the city at their Sydney accommodation of choice with a little more intimacy at one (or all) of the romantic getaways we’ve highlighted below; so read on and discover the treasures awaiting you in the surrounds of Sydney. The Blue Mountains At roughly two hours from Sydney by car, this area simply exudes romance and you can get more love spells caster. Many picturesque, charming little towns await to receive visitors, all of which are overlooked by the pacifying and breathtaking mountain scenes. A prime example of such a place would be Katoomba, in the heart of the region: home to a quaint yet vibrant center with fabulous (and romantically charged) accommodation options, represented by the Echoes Boutique Hotel, on the outside of town the landscape is simply unbeatable, including the nationally recognizable Three Sisters landmark rock formation.
Leura is another town in the region sure to entrance visitors, with its abundant green gardens and its homely feel being captured in the annual Village Fair and Garden Festival. At spell-binding spots such as Sublime Point or the Historic Everglades, couples will be sure to find fresh meaning and significance to their love. You can in this town Leura get a spell caster – Love spells in Australia
The Hunter Valley
At less than an hour and a half from the city by vehicle, this is a region characterized by fine wines, high gastronomical level, rolling landscapes and a passion for thoroughbred horses. Long days of exploring the region in many forms, from hot air balloon rides to bike tours and horseback adventures, to taste the exceptional wines and cheeses can be wound down with a little romance and relaxation at places such as the Reflections Day Spa. This region will say to you welcome to spells in Australia. Highlights within the valley include the dense population of vineyards in Pokolbin, the country cabins and art galleries of Lovedale, and the historical architecture and aboriginal art of Cessnock.
The Southern Highlands
Last but not least on this list of romantic getaways from Sydney (at about an hour’s drive) is the Southern Highlands, the southern end of the very same geological formation making up the Blue Mountains to the north. The region has lots to offer and many herbalist, spells caster, all about love spells, from its own special milieu of cool-climate wines to the cultural influence of the Scottish Highlands immigrants, put on display in the Brigadoon in Bundanoon festival of each April or the Autumn Music Festival of Bowral, not to mention a world-famous treetop walk and an incredible concentration of antique shops. All this and a lot more will give visitors the fun and surely the intimacy and romance which they’ve come to the Sydney area looking for!
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Witch of OZ – How I Met a Witch in Australia!
It was more than ten years back in 2004 that I travelled to Sydney, Australia. I was travelling not on a family vacation or a holiday, but on work. I were there on a software consulting project (don’t want to go into more details of this boring topic), and this was my second trip to the beautiful city. I had earlier spent three months in Sydney, but due to project related work-pressures I was hardly able to explore the city, and neither did I get a chance to really meet anyone there. So this time I wanted to see around the city and make friends there. I never knew that I would be soon meeting and making good friends with a witch in Australia!
Yahoo messenger was in vogue those days and with some searching, I was able to connect to a lady. She was from Sydney, appeared much older than me, but was fun chatting. So when I told her that I’ll be travelling to her city in a week and was looking to find a friend there, she was game. I was staying at the Travelodge Macquarie North Ryde Hotel, near the Macquarie Shopping Center. Once I landed and joined work I updated her and we fixed a time on a Saturday morning to meet. She came to meet me on a Saturday morning at my hotel, dressed in black from head to toe. She also had pitch black hair and was wearing black shades over her eyes. We met at the lobby and then after we were acquainted, she offered to drive me around the suburbs of Sydney to which I readily agreed.. While I was boarding her car, I seemed to notice a little sticker on the rear of the car.It red ” My other car is a broom!!” The insides of her car had everything.. from used coke cans to heaps of cigarette buds in the ashtray. There were lots of papers, dress items, pillows, additional sleepers, a towel and a couple of small cardboard boxes at the back. The front seat was full of ash and the car reeked of cigarette smoke. Additionally, the side view mirrors had cobwebs on them. The car was dirty!!!
Northern beaches, Sydney.
The mind kept looking for answers as we began chatting on weather, then about the city, then about Australia, then about India ( my country) then about my religion – Hinduism. She said she knew about Kali and Krishna ( which are Hindu Gods and Goddesses) and said she also worships them. Things were not matching.
“Are you a Christian?” I asked with some confusion.
“No, I am a Wiccan. Do you know what is Wicca?” She asked me.
“Well, no,” I replied.
And she explained about the Pagan mother religion that was in vogue before Christianity came. The religion which is connected to King Arthur and his Excalibur, and Sir Lancelot and the round table of the Knights. She explained how wizards and witches had been given different explanations as Christianity came to power and started to spread all over Europe and the European colonies.
“Wizards are good people. They are liked. Harry Potter is a wizard and everyone loves him. But witches are bad, isn’t it?” she asked.
“Well I guess so,” I replied with no idea of why it is so.
She smiled and told me that theirs was a maternal religion and it was the women who had superior knowledge in society, of science, religion, medicine and science. They were the pillars of the society in the Wiccan era and men flocked to them in times of need. But when Christianity came, it was difficult to convert these erudite and knowledgeable females and so Christianity gave them a bad name. That’s why these witches bore the brunt of the ire and thus perished over time. “Joan of Arc is one such example, who was burned to the Cross for not falling in line with the religious doctrine then” ” she said.
With that we went on driving along the beaches and coasts of North Sydney. We spent the whole day walking and driving around with turquoise blue water and white sandy beaches all around. We broke for some lunch of chicken burgers and cola around 2 pm. All along we were chatting about our customs, traditions, society and religious views. She was equally interested to know about our traditions as I was about hers. It was something new to me.
As afternoon approached she asked me whether she wants me to drop me off at my hotel or would I like to go over to her place for a small refreshment and then maybe she can drop off. By then I was so much interested about her and her life that I immediately agreed to visit her place. We reached her home in about 15 minutes from Coogie Beach.
Her house was a walk down a few steps from the motor able road at a secluded place. The steps down to her main door were adorned with miniature dolls and figures of toads, bats, rabbits and cats. Some of them made an automated sound as we approached. As soon she opened her main door, a couple of cats and a one-eyed puppy ran up to her and started to meow and woof around her feet. I could hear the cries of cockatoos immediately too, as if they have all become aware of their mistress returning home. The house had a strange heavy smell, one of heady incense and a fumigator was throwing fumes from a corner. The little foyer had a huge glass box and I noticed something inside. One corner of her foyer also had a large man size mannequin of ISIS ( the Egyptian Goddess, as she educated me later!!). There were tonnes of books on a large book shelf on one side of the hall. I peeked into them as I am naturally fond of books. There were large collections of magic, spells, love potions, divine connections, spirituality, witchcraft, Psychic foretelling, charms, love, spirituality and Wiccan worship. I just became more interested and attracted to this whole new world of knowledge, wisdom and wizardry. I could not resist myself in checking a few of them.
“What do you do with all these kinds of books?”, I asked her in my perplexity.
“I am a Witch”, she smiled.
That was how I met Carole Chapman, one of the most wonderful person I have met. In the coming days and months that I knew her, I found her to be a very warmhearted, loving and caring person. She was immensely knowledgeable, witty, in tune with the world around her and a very outspoken person. During the next few months of my stay there at Sydney, I came to know her friends, her coven, her society and the witchcraft that they all perform for the betterment of their lives. I came to know about her religion and the false stigma it carries around in the Christian world. She was one of the few direct students of famed Wiccan teacher, Alex Sanders, who starred in the movie “The Wickerman”.
Sadly Carole left us all for Summerland in July 2011. Her Facebook profile can be found under the link in my Blog. She was an authority in Wicca, and Wiccan tradition as I found out. and was referred as the Queen Witch in Australia. She was also a dear friend whom I miss.