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Australian business owner Peter Harris recently completes an epic two-year project to visit every Australian town mentioned in the Geoff Mack classic tune ‘I’ve been everywhere’, keeping in contact with his clients via Docsaway while on the road.
The 42-year-old ‘I’ve been everywhere man’ visited Birdsville to complete his unusual mission, which was originally fuelled by a desire to appreciate the sheer size of Australia and to raise awareness and money for The Fred Hollows Foundation.
It’s the road trip of a lifetime. Peter Harris, from the Central Coast of New South Wales, has travelled from Adelong to Yeerongpilly, visiting every location mentioned in the famous song, ‘I’ve Been Everywhere’, in an effort to raise funds for the Fred Hollows Foundation.
From ghost towns to the nation’s capital, Peter has travelled through 89 destinations, with Darwin one of the final four on his itinerary. He will arrive on November 29 and leave again on December 3, sampling the Top End’s attractions in between.
It’s the road trip of a lifetime. Peter Harris, from the Central Coast of New South Wales, is travelling from Adelong to Yeerongpilly, visiting every location mentioned in the famous song, ‘I’ve Been Everywhere’, in an effort to raise funds for the Fred Hollows Foundation.
From ghost towns to the nation’s capital, Peter will travel through 93 destinations, with Coolangatta being number 54 on his itinerary.
