Travel
The second day on the Isle of Skye - after a hearty home cooked breakfast prepared lovingly by our hosts we set out for the day. For miles on end our bus was the only one on the narrow, windy road. Even in the cold, windy and rainy day I enjoy the feeling of isolation. The landscape outside
Read MoreThe sun kissed the powdery sand and the cerulean-blue waves lapping the shoreline bringing swimmers and surfers as they move through crests and ripples of the salty sea water. The beach is brimming with visitors as Sydneysiders enjoy the glorious summer weather. Lifesafers are always on alert and constantly on the look-out.
Read MoreA 5 a.m. morning call on a Sunday morning was hard - however I wasn't going to miss out on an adventure that awaited me: walking and hiking along the National Pass in Blue Mountains National Park. It has been described as one of the most challenging and scenic routes in the entire national park. It's a hard-grade walk which stretches just under 6 kilometres
Read MoreLocated about 388 kilometres north of Sydney up along the east coast of Australia is Port Macquarie. A small town that is often overlooked. Until the 1840s Port Macquarie remained a place for convicts. It wasn't until the 1830s that the place opened for free settlers.
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