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Sumi the Burmese Cat Road Tripping Australia
Read more: Sumi the Burmese Cat Road Tripping AustraliaIt’s always a pleasure meeting other travellers on the road. It’s even more of a pleasure when they also travel with their cat! Meet Sumi By chance Willow and I were spotted by one of Sumi’s travelling staff members (or servants as theyย more realistically put it). Willow and I were out taking some photos at…
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Life in the Mangroves with a Little Cat
Read more: Life in the Mangroves with a Little CatOne of the greatest things about nomadic life is that you never really know where youย are going to end up. This thought would have provoked fear in my heart years ago, but for now it is a way of life. The realisation that you have everything you need with you and nowhere in particular you…
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16th Jun, 2017
Read more: 16th Jun, 2017Our weeks now are so familiar I will share one with you. We will start in town, time to do my washing at the laundromat, fill up the van and get fuel for the generator. At the supermarket and farmer’s market I will stock up on basics and make the most of the clearance section.…
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Two whole years on the road!
Read more: Two whole years on the road!In 2016 we celebrated a year on the road and I joked about how we had only made it as far as central Qld. Today, we celebrate two years and although we have put in some serious ‘kilometerage’ through the NT and WA completing our visit to every state, we have still not finished our…
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Meet Helga – cat princess of the forest
Read more: Meet Helga – cat princess of the forestIf you visit Skรฅne in the south of Sweden you’ll be met with a wilderness wonderland with thick forests, endless plains and beaches, and dramatic clifftops dropping straight into the ocean. Anย area known to hikers for its thousands of kilometres of trails crisscrossing through endless National Parks and reserves. But find yourself on one of…
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Tank Cat Strikes Again
Read more: Tank Cat Strikes AgainUghh! Careful Willow! I’m not sure if cats are allowed to drive tanks! We passed through a military testing area on our way to Bald Hill Beach and found this Leopard 1A4 on display. They were in service in the Australian army from 1976-2007. Fortunately they never saw battle and now many are on display…