Day 11 – A Tour of Wine and the Arts
And now for something different. A wine tour through the Coal River Valley region with The Long Lunch Tour Company. Another leisurely start for the day. Bacon and egg wraps […]
Tag Archives: Tasmania
Day 10 – Hobart delivers…
Having sent Dani off to the airport to catch a flight back to Sydney, we arrived home to the caravan to a few messages from neighbours and friends offering to […]
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 […]
Day 7 – Don’t go chasing waterfalls…
A slow morning after new neighbours arrived last night – crashing pots and pans until 11pm. We didn’t have many plans for today apart from seeing the waterfalls which are […]
Day 6 – The Wall
There are moments in our lives that leave a lasting impression on your soul. Moments that take your breath away. Moments you will have forever. When thinking of these moments […]
Day 5 – Stanley to Mt Field National Park (by Ava)
Following a good couple of hours of planning our next couple of days, maps, weather forecast and attractions, we decided we would not head to the west coast as originally […]
Day 4 – The Edge of the World and back
The inhabitants of GG awoke around 6.30am after a fantastic slumber. I headed off for a walk and jog, while the ladies had a lie in. I headed south west […]
Day 3 – Bass Staight to Stanley
A night on the Spirit of Tasmania was an experience. Dani had the girls in a 4 bunk cabin, and Lach and I were in a twin cabin. Having realised […]
Day 2 – Albury to Port Melbourne
The air conditioning in the van did a fantastic job of tempering the heat of Albury. We woke at 6.30am, showered, dressed and packed the van away – leaving the […]
3 months in a Caravan 