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 […]
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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 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 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 […]
Day 14 – Bruny in the wind and rain
I woke with the smell of smoke in my hair from the campfire, the sound of rain, and the crashing of waves at the beach. It was going to be […]
Day 13 – Snug to Bruny Island
This morning we left the ‘mainland’ of Tasmania bound for a smaller island, Bruny Island. Being mainlanders it feels a little ironic calling Bruny Island a small island off Tasmania. […]
Day 12 – Lollies, Ducks and Puzzles
Some rain overnight confirmed that Lach’s fixing of a leak had worked with no more dripping indoors, however Lach heard a new drip, or a no longer disguised drip, outside […]
Day 9 – Our first taste of Tasmania
Twas the morn before wine tasting When all through the van, Not a child was stirring Not even the Lach.Lan. We picked up our drinking possie, From Battery point with […]
Day 8 – Mt Field to Snug at Leisure
Last night Caroline and I headed on a little adventure while Danielle looked after the girls. We dressed appropriately for the occasion, wearing what would keep us warm that was […]
3 months in a Caravan 