Driving through Warwick on a Saturday afternoon, an unusually hot day, I find myself doing a double take. Having flown from Cairns to Brisbane, driven by way of the Cunningham
It’s 10.30 am and I’m on the road to Killarney. The sun already blazing, the sky a vibrant azure blue, the air dry, the road beginning to shimmer, and the
Early morning with Millie, a gorgeous 12-year-old Maltese ShiTzu, a girl with a mind of her own and who clearly knows her way, she’s taking me to the beach. Its
Sitting here writing, surrounded by tropical rainforest, birds chirping, the creek babbling, mesmerised by sunlight dancing through the towering trees onto the deck, I smile as I reflect on coincidence
These last few weeks, we’ve talked about solo travelling, going on a trip by yourself, and the focus has been on women. However, what about solo travelling for men… and…
Returning to Peru to spend time with a shaman and his family after a glorious group tour 6 months earlier, I imagine … the sun shining, magnificent ruins, circular terraces,
It’s not just about what you pack, packing smart is about how much you pack. Everyone packs differently, some people like to travel light with one carry-on bag, others like
When you think about travelling alone for the first time in a long time, it’s normal to feel a bit apprehensive, and if you’re dealing with the pain of having
Solo travelling – it can sound both exciting and nerve-wracking at the same time. Perhaps you’re so used to caring for others, you’ve had a tough year with family health
Two weeks ago I went on a day trip to Aitutaki in the Cook islands. So many people had raved about how beautiful it is, a South Pacific island paradise
It’s nearly six weeks since I set off from Vanuatu and I’ve met many people along the way. That for me is one of the best things about travelling –
I’ve been in Rarotonga now for 3 weeks and been round the island clockwise and anti-clockwise so many times I’ve lost count. I’ve travelled in the bus where the driver
Last week I wrote about the experience of leaving Vanuatu and finding myself in Rarotonga. You might ask ‘why’ – why do this, why this journey – and perhaps you
Sometimes on your journey, you feel uncertain…you just don’t know what next, what to do. It happened for me recently. A few weeks ago, I set off from Vanuatu on