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Gall Boys back in town

Isobel Coleman
You could say that Noosa was like a second home to the Gall family from Brisbane.

Three generations have been holidaying in Noosa every Christmas for years. The family used to stay at the Noosa Woods caravan park before it was closed, and now camp out at Munna Point.
The Gall Boys, who run family business, Kedron Caravans, are well known for their 4×4 adventures, and have produced nine movies since 1997, distributing 300,000-plus DVDs and chalking up over eight million YouTube views!
“We have again been able to enjoy another great Noosa holiday season,” Glen Gall said.
“We got to experience a lot of what Noosa has to offer, from a coffee or a bite to eat on Gympie Terrace or Hastings Street, to surfing the recent swells, fishing the reefs for mackerel, water skiing, cycling and walking the National Park around to Sunshine Beach.”
And, as usual, Glen was happy to share some great Noosa photographs with us.

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