Day 24 – Spirit of Tasmania to Beecroft – Final Stats!!!
A smooth sailing on the SOT delivered us into Port Melbourne at 630am, so we headed to Middle Park (my old stomping ground) to meet Donette, Toby, Noah and Beau […]
Monthly Archives: December 2018
Day 23 – Last leg of this Tasmanian tour
Our last day in Tasmania. It has been extremely relaxing touring this little island. Being a little over three weeks since we left home, Caroline and I feel like we […]
Day 22 – Tamar Valley in the Sun
Waking to gentle rain reminded me of the black cockatoos which had been seen yesterday at the neighbouring vineyard. I was in my element this morning with a cup of […]
Day 21 – Exploring from East to North
Caroline and I woke to the sound of Ava reading another story to Audrey. Sitting on Audrey’s top bunk, Ava read while Audrey sat in awe – presumably mouth wide […]
Day 20 – Swansea – Boxing Day
I did a fair chunk of the puzzle last night, and when Lach came back from the bathroom he had to persuade me to stop, as it wasn’t going to […]
Day 19 – The magic of Christmas
Christmas to many people is a time about being together. It is about family and friends. Love and letting go. It is a time of bonding – an extremely special […]
Day 18 – Swansea – The night before christmas
Today’s blog is written by Ava, typed by Captain GreyBeard: This morning I woke up excited because Santa is coming tonight. All the joy and presents would be here tomorrow […]
Day 17 – Fortescue to Swansea
Lach was still unwell today, so after a slower than normal start we left Fortescue Bay saying goodbye to the Chippers (hopefully we don’t encounter more over the next few […]
Day 16 – Convicts, Devils and Gin
Last night started with Lach having to walk down to the ‘bogans’ to ask them to turn their music down. We have since learnt that a local term for ‘bogans’ […]
Day 15 – Bruny to Fortescue – Teamwork is Dreamwork
Delayed posting due to no signal in the Tasman National Park…. After a little persuasion from Caroline, we decided that we would wake the girls last night to tick of […]
3 months in a Caravan 