The drought and flooding plains.
I used to love the rain. The soft pitter patter on the roof would bring relief from a hot, sticky day. It would wash away the drought-induced dust that would cling to the… Read More
I used to love the rain. The soft pitter patter on the roof would bring relief from a hot, sticky day. It would wash away the drought-induced dust that would cling to the… Read More
On our 2nd day in town we caught a taxi, and as most taxi drivers do, suggested that he would be the best person to show us around town for the rest of the trip…… Read More
During our week in Vanuatu we left our plans very open to see what took our fancy. We spent most of the time discovering it all ourselves but decided to do one organised day… Read More
I got a random email from my mum a couple of months ago: 5 nights in Fiji inc. airfares. $900 each. Within about 30 seconds of receiving that email my mind was made up.… Read More
Have you ever looked into the big, brown eye of a cow? They are so gentle, with big long lashes.
Australians waste more than $ 1/2 billion per year on bottled water. I have to admit I do buy bottled water when I’m caught out without some trusty H2O handy. But I’m beginning to feel worse each… Read More
Last week I was invited to Cloudland to taste their new Feasting Menu – a selection of casual, tapas style dishes that would be perfect for snacking on while having a drink or… Read More
The Gold Coast. The Spit. 3:45am wake up call. 7 work mates all armed with cameras. One glorious sunrise.
In January this year my friends Julia, Chloe and I enjoyed a brief getaway to Conningham on the outskirts of Hobart. This is what we saw… Delicious Cherries Baby Apples – tiny little… Read More