A Quiet Afternoon at Port Arthur’s Penitentiary
Two hours before our ghost tour at Tasmania’s World Heritage convict site of Port Arthur, …
Best Walks Around Brisbane – The City’s Tuff Side
Every city has an iconic walk to showcase its prettiest views. In Sydney, it’s hard …
Finding Spain in Ronda’s Plaza de Toros
Sixty six square metres of dust surrounded by a ring of stonework – of pillars, …
Dark Tasmania – Port Arthur Ghost Tour
It was a fitting afternoon to begin our tour at Tasmania’s World Heritage convict site …
Pillinger, Tasmania – Forgotten Towns
It was a drizzly morning when myself and four mates drove past Lake Burbury, up …
Underground Tasmania – Coal Mines Historic Site
“Having had full evidence of the deeds of darkness perpetrated in the mines, I contemplated …
Breakfast, Brush Turkeys and Blogger’s Burnout
Banana bombshell, blah blah blah. Ah, it just feels good to say something, anything, after …
A Ghost, A Pie and the Old Richmond Bridge
I often forget how recently Australia was civilised until I come across its oldest buildings. …
A Memorable Day at Hobart’s Australian Wooden Boat Festival
Two things compelled me to return to Tasmania sooner than I’d expected: one, my good …
Doin’ Little in Doo Town, Tasmania
What if you lived in a small town and decided, following a creative spasm, to …
The Savage Dog Line at Eaglehawk Neck, Tasmania
“The grey and the grisly, the rough and the smooth, the crop-eared and lop-eared, the …
Ronda’s Puente Nuevo – Bold and Beautiful
A towering stone edifice with both an enchanting and dark side drops some 120 metres …