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 »
Author: Anne @ Let Me Be Free
I am Anne and Let me be free by Xavier Rudd is our family song. We are often on road trips with our two small children and blogging about our adventures.
My Essential Items for the Outdoors
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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 »
Free Camping at Cliff Head
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 »
June Moments: Outback to the Ocean
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.
Outback Adventures
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Keeping Fit on the Road
Just because you are travelling don’t let it be an excuse not to exercise. Sometimes we are sightseeing all day so I like to incorporate exercise into our day’s activities. When we are having a down day I exercise first thing in the morning. Personally, I find it a great way to start the day!
There are plenty of things you can do to keep up your exercise routine while you are away. Here are something of the things I do to stay fit and healthy on the road. Read More »
Why you don’t see my children’s faces on the blog
Have you ever noticed that my children’s faces are not on my blog or social media accounts? I like to capture images without revealing their identity.
Camping at Potters Gorge and Honeymoon Pool
Potters Gorge has had a bit of a bush makeover (if there is such a thing) since the last time we were there. It has been upgraded to have nice large campsites, paths, shelters, BBQs and a mountain bike pump track.
The name Potters Gorge is a little misleading as there is no gorge in the area. The campground is actually situated along the banks of Wellington Dam. Read More »
