Growing up in rural Western Australia I was always playing in the bush, building cubby houses and riding my bike down dirt tracks. Now I am a mother living in the city I have noticed that my children don’t have as much freedom or easy access to nature as what I had as a child.
I am not sure if it is because times have changed or this is just the way it has always been growing up in the city. Personally, I need my regular nature fix and I am happiest when I am outdoors.Read More »
My partner Dixie helped me put this post together as he is the one who is always tinkering away and making changes to our Landcruiser.
I like to look back and reflect on the month. Sometimes a month can fly by and I think that nothing much happened. But when I look back I realise that there were lots of little moments that made it pretty special.
June was a rough month with sick children and July was not much better! We are dealing with croup at the moment. The doctor told me that it is normal for children this age to get one virus a month! We are getting two a month but who is counting!Read More »
Around this time last year, I watched a documentary called War on Waste. It opened my eyes and I was shocked to find Australia is one of the most wasteful countries in the developed world.Read More »
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Being surrounded by nature takes me to my happy place. I need wide open spaces, maybe that is the country girl coming out in me.Read More »
Who doesn’t love a free campground located right on the beach? Nothing is more relaxing than sitting in your favourite camp chair, soaking in the view and listening to the sound of the ocean.Read More »
I like to look back and reflect on the month. Sometimes a month can fly by and I think that nothing much happened. But when I look back I realise that there were lots of little moments that made it pretty special.
June was unkind to us, the winter bugs have settled in! Viruses, gastro, colds, you name it, we got it. Hopefully, everyone’s immune system is built up and we will be healthy for the rest of winter.
