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My Road Trip today Tue 17 Jan 2023 from the Gold Coast was into Northern NSW along the coast from Kingscliff, the little and growing township of Cabarita Beach, a stunning endless beach with only a few people and some tourists who love the quiet and small places instead of booking the Gold Coast Hotels or rooms via AirBnB. Screenshot phb | from LOCALE Mag Screenshot phb | Locale Northern Rivers NSW On my way back I passed the newly developed SALT VILLAGE south of Kingscliff, a beach side development for tourists and locals buying house and land often in a package and then move on later if they wish. My first visit here was around 2004 and there was nothing there - just Off The Plan offers and an office in the main road of Kingscliff - I still remember a SAT where people from SYD and the big cities arrived by plane for a few days to purchase their dream unit or house with land for their later retirement. More via the Website of the Locale Magazine Linked Interested to visit Southern Queensland and Northern New South Wales? Just follow me via my Blog, more to come soon. I have retired in 2015 and live permanently at the Gold Coast QLD in Australia. With my best wishes for 2023 kindly yours Peter H Bloecker, Director Of Studies My Web…