Camper Van Setup
In the 6+ months of travel that our family on the road did we learnt an enormous amount. The foremost point being that two small kids in a tiny camper is not for the faint hearted. I’m sure it has Read More …
Red Dirt Memories
We were keen for our first red dirt experience so we headed to the gorgeous town of Windorah to see some red sand hills. After a long day driving we discussed maybe heading out the next morning after a nights Read More …
Invisible Friends
My Madness had a play area that would make any child’s eyes light up. She had a selection of dolls, prams, a huge play kitchen with all the utensils, craft equipment, a wall of books, dress up clothes spilling out Read More …
Sunrise or Sunset?
How beautiful is it starting your day off with a sunrise. We refer to sunrise sometimes as that early morning glow, but it’s actually just that moment when the outer edge of the sun rises over the horizon. Have you Read More …
Roughing it
We spent the last day researching places to stay along the Noosa Everglades. We don’t have the money for organised tours so we looked at places we could hire a kayak to explore the area ourselves. Troy decided at last Read More …
Sleepless Night
We were so excited about our new free camping spot near Kenilworth. It was right next to a large running creek, surrounded by smooth pebbles and the kids loved the fact that a family of ducks wandered around the camp. Read More …
Learning outside of 4 walls – one teacher’s view
Learning outside of 4 walls – one teacher’s view When discussing travel with kids, the topic of education on the road will always be on the agenda. Parents naturally want the best for their kids and will worry ridiculously about Read More …
Wannabe Blogger
Blogging on the road is not as glamorous as I thought it would be. Just trying to send off a photo from my phone is challenging enough with terrible Wi-Fi and kids that require immediate attention as soon as my Read More …
Camping – no regrets
I remember sitting in a coffee shop with my sister talking about my desire to travel around Australia. I grimaced as I looked over at my daughter, in her Elsa dress, sipping on her babychino. She was afraid of animals Read More …
Homeless
Homeless and proud- I was approached by a fellow camper at Tully Memorial Free camp near Brisbane who was concerned we might be homeless. I was aware we looked like travelling gypsies everywhere we went, so I laughed when he Read More …