Queenscliff makes for a perfect day trip. We walk from Point Lonsdale, along the beach, to Queenscliff, and then browse the little shops before walking back. It takes about 1 hour each way. This walk reminds me of the South Dyke Trail in Richmond, BC, Canada (the River Road walk that goes all the way to Steveston Fisherman’s …
Initial feel for Brisbane The pace in Brisbane is similar to Vancouver: a bit slow, more relaxed than Sydney or Melbourne. We are here midweek and live close to/in the business district, which may contribute to the slowness that we feel. When I look back, I think the pace at Brisbane is slower than Vancouver. It makes a nice, …
Over the months I’ve become vain. Who poses like that and then puts it on her blog? This post is dedicated to Stubeedoobeedoo, who is so kind to be our guide. Also, a shout out to MokaC: this be a prelude to WCT?
When I ask fellow hikers where in Victoria (the state*) is their favourite place to hike, “Wilson’s Prom” is one of the places that I hear the most. “Promontory”, which I have trouble pronouncing, is a high land that juts out into the sea, similar to peninsula. Wilson’s Promontory faces Tasmania and is the southernmost part …
This post is dedicated to Kim. Happy Birthday. I have been travelling the past 2 weeks, so I’m a bit behind on updates (although, still providing you a post once a week!). 6 months have whizzed by and I am happier than ever. I am still single but am enjoying every moment of life. My dearest …
It’s the thrill of rock climbing / bouldering, and the ease of hiking – caving is definitely something I want to do again. Thanks to Diana, Richard, Nico for guiding us, and Karl for inviting me and taking photos. This was one aussome day trip.
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