Tag Archives: Wanderlust
North by NorthEast
After months of lockdown, a road trip to Bellingen, New South Wales brought newfound freedom. Stopping in Port Macquarie, a penal settlement turned seaside town, and then reaching the hippie haven of Bellingen, they indulged in Middle Eastern cuisine and explored the Dorrigo National Park. Heading back, they encountered history at South West Rocks before returning home.
Three Capes Track Day 4
In February 2020, our journey on the Three Capes Track was a breathtaking adventure. From bonding with fellow trekkers to conquering Mount Fortescue and marveling at ancient rainforests and coastal cliffs, every step was a revelation. As we left for home, little did we know that it would be our last trip for a while. This unforgettable experience comes highly recommended.
Monochrome Monday: Three Capes Track
Selection of Monochrome images from multi day hike of the Three Capes Track. You can find all our posts on this here.
Three Capes Track Day 3
In January 2020, we embarked on a treacherous journey to explore Cape Pillar, encountering everything from misty mornings with screeching cockatoos to a snake-infested boardwalk. As we approached the Blade and Tasman Island’s desolate lighthouse, we pondered the island’s tragic history. The landscape also revealed its rich Aboriginal and colonial past. Despite the hardships, we pressed on, eager for our next adventure at Retakunna. Who knew what tomorrow would bring?
Three Capes Track Day 2
January 2020 We awoke to our first full day of the Three Capes Track with a mission. Get to the second hut as quickly as possible. It was bushfire season and the fire warnings were high this day. The next boat load of walkers would not be able to join the walk and we had […]
Three Capes Track Day 1
In January 2020, the author embarked on a 4-day hike on the Three Capes Track in Tasmania, requiring meticulous preparation and a boat transfer from Hobart. The track, a significant investment, offers a rugged coastal walk through diverse landscapes and visits to historic sites. The journey began with an eco-cruise and a stay in the first hut, with plans to tackle challenging conditions ahead.
Tasmania Hinterland: Road Trip
On a road trip through Tasmania, we explored the eastern part, journeying from Hobart to Launceston and then west to Cradle Mountain National Park. Passing historic towns like New Norfolk and Hamilton, we encountered convict-era buildings and learned about the region’s Polish immigrant history. Our destination, Pumphouse Point, provided a unique retreat by the glacial Lake St. Clair.
Monochrome Monday: Lake St Clair, Tasmania
Selection of Monochrome images from our road trip to Lake St Clair (Tasmania) in Jan 2020.
Bruny Island Food Tour
In January 2020, a day safari to Bruny Island provided a diverse experience. Exploring North and South Bruny, highlights included oyster tasting, a cheese and beer experience, and a visit to the historic Cape Bruny Lighthouse. The tour showcased the island’s natural beauty and rich history, offering a fulfilling and worthwhile experience for visitors.
Hobart: An Expected Journey
January 2020 Our birthdays are only 4 days apart so back in 2009 we decided that in lieu of really fancy gifts we would divert some of the attention and money to a trip away to celebrate. Our first trip was to New York – in the January snow. Continuing on this tradition in January […]
Monochrome Monday: K’Gari
Selection of Monochrome images from our trip to K’gari (Fraser Island) in Jan 2020.
Fraser Island and Noosa
January 2020 We had an afternoon flight up to the Sunshine Coast on January 1st on what would be our penultimate trip outside of the borders of NSW for nearly 18 months. We didn’t know that at that time as the Covid-19 virus had only just started to spread from that market in Wuhan. We […]
Tales from the Sydney backlot…
Sydney is a town where movies are made. Either its set there or it casts itself as an imaginary setting – from Metropolis to Angel Grove, Japan to the Matrix itself. With the largest movie production studio in the Southern Hemisphere and rich talent pool of actors, actresses, directors and production crew. Its quite magical! […]
A very Sydney Christmas
December 2019 We normally bug out of Sydney over Christmas – making the most of our time off to explore other parts of Australia or on a pilgrimage back to our families in Europe. The main reason we get away is due to the crowds – in the run up to New Years Eve Sydney […]
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