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3rd Dec, 2017
Read more: 3rd Dec, 2017Who has a cat that likes to finish off your breakfast? #shacktimes #nobowlunlicked Get your 2018 Calendar use coupon MND2018 to donate profit to FightMND Australia + 10% off + bonus postcards Link in bio 👉@vancatmeow
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29th Nov, 2017
Read more: 29th Nov, 2017So lucky to have spent 5 days at this amazing shack! Willow spent a lot of time on the deck. When I went for a swim I could see her looking down.
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Shack Times at Bay of Fires
Read more: Shack Times at Bay of FiresOur first destination after returning to Tasmania was the East Coast. It’s a place I’ve spent countless summers since I was very young. It’s also one of the last places I visited with Willow before we went to the mainland back in 2015. Shack Times One of my favourite places is Bay of Fires. We…
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Boarding your pets on the Spirit of Tasmania is horrible
Read more: Boarding your pets on the Spirit of Tasmania is horribleAt 7:30pm on the 18th of November Willow and I travelled from Melbourne to Devonport on the Spirit of Tasmania. If you are traveling with your car from mainland Australia to Tasmania your only option is the Spirit of Tasmania ferries. Though after reading this those of you travelling with pets may be inclined to…
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23rd Nov, 2017
Read more: 23rd Nov, 2017Still surprises me how Willow adapts to new places. Staying at my favourite shack she’s been borrowing the dog bed! Thanks Archie!
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20th Nov, 2017
Read more: 20th Nov, 2017First day in Tasmania after disembarking the ferry at 6am. The Big Platypus in Latrobe. Didn’t get to see an actual platypus in the river although we looked. We then had a 2 hour nap before driving to the East Coast. *platypus not to scale
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Adelaide to Melbourne in 17 days
Read more: Adelaide to Melbourne in 17 daysIt was November and we had spent around 6 months in South Australia but I left us only 17 days to get to Melbourne to board the ferry to Tasmania. We left the Barossa Valley and had a quick visit to Adelaide before heading south. I snapped this photo of Willow at the Port River Dolphin…
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A seal, a lighthouse, and a lazy cat.
Read more: A seal, a lighthouse, and a lazy cat.Between Portland and Warnambool lies the fishing town of Port Fairy. It was developed in the 1800’s as a whaling port. We visited on a Saturday morning and there were lots of people enjoying the cafes and market. I saw the Pied Oyster Catchers hopping around the rocks looking for their lunch. Meanwhile Willow decided it was…
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10th Nov, 2017
Read more: 10th Nov, 2017We stayed the night at this beautiful little lake and watched the sunset across the water. The grass had been mowed so we had lots of room to play. We had the whole place to ourselves.