Lotsa moving, stuff and things
Today started with a quick drive to see some of the world's most fragile looking creatures; however they are surprisingly rigid, with an exoskeleton much like a snail, or a…
New Boot Day
For those who trod the untroddable. Those who strive for confident grip. Those who insist upon silk linen, cloud like comfort in the harshest of Alby Mangle’s situations. I can…
Russell Falls
After a day of washing our clothes, the van and us, we decided to trek back to Russell Falls. It is just so beautiful and I wanted to try a…
How to do all the walks in one day
Today we strung a few walks together. Bella vista OMG, the Mt. Field area is sure to delight any bushwalker, mountaineer or nature lover. A few things we spied today…
Van Life
Mandy and I decided to mix things up a bit. We want to do many of the walks around the Franklin-Gordon National park, to the west of Hobart...ish. Weather investigation…
Goin' for Ferry Ride to Bruny
Island time
Travelling South from Lower Snug, a few choices were offered. Once again it was time to pull out the 'Map Out' app and see what the gradients were like. In…
Time to travel
The time had come for us to move on from our digs at the Alabama Hotel. It had been very comfortable, funky, reasonably priced and central to all walkable things…
“Botanical Gardens”… is the only thing left to do in Hobart… apparently.
I believe we have walked every street in Hobart now. I believe we have seen all the sights. I love this little town and its quirkiness, the people and the…
Much coffee has been consumed
Ahhhh post boxes are annoying
I would like, if I may, take you on a strange journey. No that sounds like the opening of Rocky Horror picture show. Sorry about this.....I'm fighting the automatic post…
Another magical path
Alpine walking and beer.
At the harbour Looking back from the centre of Hobart you can't help but notice a rather large bump on the horizon. Some call it Mt Wellington, kunanyi in the…
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