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Rich
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16th Feb, 2018
Read more: 16th Feb, 2018A common scene in the Australian bush – white goods with bullet holes. Old washing machines aren’t simply disposed of but instead taken out back and shot in an age old Aussie tradition.
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Willow’s Homecoming at Ten Lives Cat Centre
Read more: Willow’s Homecoming at Ten Lives Cat CentreWe had heard that there were a few people at Ten Lives Cat Centre wanting to meet little Willow. So today we dropped in to visit the place she was adopted from all the way back in 2012. Joel, Marketing and Comms Manager, greeted us and gave us a tour around the centre. There have…
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11th Feb, 2018
Read more: 11th Feb, 2018Willow certainly isn’t a solitary animal. She lets me know when I haven’t spent enough time with her. She’s not always up for typical ‘cat play’ but enjoys exploring with me or just sitting somewhere quiet and watching the day go by together.
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7th Feb, 2018
Read more: 7th Feb, 2018If you look back at the photo of Willow up the lookout you’ll see Pirates Bay in the distance. At the end of the bay is the blowhole and some spectacular cliffs, oh and a food van. Last night we ventured down and took some photos there – but not before getting some fish and…
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5th Feb, 2018
Read more: 5th Feb, 2018A home is a castle. A moving castle. With snacks and blankets.
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3rd Feb, 2018
Read more: 3rd Feb, 2018Willow and I got to spend an afternoon at one of the coolest places on the Tasman Peninsula.
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2nd Feb, 2018
Read more: 2nd Feb, 2018My little bush panther. She’s always ready to explore, but always ready for a nap. Not before she sits on this log for an hour listening to the birds 😺
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Rich and Willow on ABC Local Radio
Read more: Rich and Willow on ABC Local RadioOn a lovely Hobart afternoon Willow and I were visited by Carol from ABC Local Radio. We talked about life on the road with a little cat, the time Willow growled at a dingo, and when we are going to settle down. Your browser does not support the audio element. You can also read the…