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Our Stories
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The Rugged Shack Community of Trial Harbour
You don’t have to travel far in Tasmania to find yourself in the wilderness. Even more so on the West Coast with its roads and historic mining towns carved out of the commanding forest. Take a wrong turn in a small town and you will find yourself once again surrounded by ferns and plants reclaiming…
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10th Jan, 2018
Tasmanian sunsets really put on a show. It’s also Willow’s favourite time to sit outside. I think she enjoys them as much as I do! It’s definitely my favourite time to spend together. Just a cat and a human, leaving the world behind for just for a moment, immersed in what is before us.
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Not everyone makes it across the Nullarbor
When other travellers warned me about crossing the Eyre Highway through the Nullarbor I was skeptical. How bad could it be? We had already travelled on many a tough road in our 2 years since leaving home. But this was something else. In February 2017 we made our crossing. Mind Games It wasn’t the potholes,…
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6th Jan, 2018
A house isn’t a home without a cat. Same goes for a campervan. Willow has made my van a home.
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One whole year of Gratitude
This is about how I made an iPhone app to help me with a little problem. [App store download link here] 2017 was a big year for us. It marked a transition from being full time travellers as we left Western Australia to settling into a nomadic life where we would spend longer stretches in…
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4th Jan, 2018
Exploring the junkyard at Tullah on the West Coast of Tasmania. We camped on the lake that night and it was beautiful
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31st Dec, 2017
• T H A N K Y O U • Thanks for being a part of our adventures in 2017. Thanks for all your messages and comments. Thanks to all those we met along the way as we crossed from Western Australia to Tasmania. Thanks to all that supported us raising money for FightMND to…
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27th Dec, 2017
For a van cat Willow sure does house well. Staying at grandmas house there are still lots of adventures to be had inside rooms to explore and new places to nap. But mostly climbing on the benches and nabbing some food!
