26 wanderlust.co.ukMarch 2020
The paradox is that therehasnever
been a time when morepeopleare
out of touch with the natural
world than there is now.
David Attenborough told PrinceWilliamwearein
danger of wrecking the world.Thisyear,BBC’sOur
Planet Matters will highlight climatechangeissues.See the best of Sydney’s coastline on a new
80km walk between two of the city’s most
iconic surf beaches – Bondi and Manly.
The urban walking track around Sydney’s
Harbour foreshore is signposted with over
350 Aboriginal whale symbol signs and
there’s a digital walking app that you can
download, making the route easy to follow.
Explore the trail for a couple of hours or
complete the full track over seven days.
Whichever you choose there are plenty of
highlights, from famous sights such as
Sydney Harbour, to examples of the city’s rich
heritage at the May Gibbs’ Nutcote museum
and Aboriginal engravings at Grotto Point.
bonditomanly.comBONZER NEW WALK
DestinationsNSW; Shutterstock; AlamyFancyagininfusedwith
elephant dung? You may not
think it would work, but South
African brand Ibhu have
designed a new gin by
extracting botanicals within
elephants’ waste. Elephants
only digest a third of the fruit
and lowers they eat, which is
what gives Indlovu Gin its
unique, earthy lavour. The gin
was named Indlovu as this
means elephant in Zulu. It costs
around R400 (£26). ibhu.co.zaDUNGINFUSED GINTrailing Sydney
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Sydney Harbour on the
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