Our house sit in Western Australia was in “the bush”, what Americans call “the country.” It was 25 minutes to Mt. Barker where there is a grocery store and an hour to Albany which has some decent restaurants. We had been jonesin’ for some...
Although kangaroos in the wild can be dangerous, once they become used to people, they are quite friendly and approachable. This one at the Uralla Wildlife Sanctuary in Western Australia enjoyed being stroked and was quite affectionate. Read about our...
The Uralla Wildlife Sanctuary in Western Australia rescues injured and abandoned kangaroos as well as other native Australian animals, including Emus, Rabbits and even wild dogs. Staffed by volunteers, the sanctuary depends on donations and grants. The baby roos, like...
The burls and gnarled bark of this distinctive red tingle tree give it an almost human character – a female, grandmotherly character. It’s almost as if she is watching over the forest, observing all those who enter it. Growing in the Valley of the Giants...
Just outside of Denmark in Western Australia is the Valley of the Giants, where ancient tingle trees grow, some older than 400 years. The tree top walk is a 600 meter walk that at the top is 40 meters off the ground providing an amazing view of the kari tree canopy,...
Laurie and Neil gave away or sold 99.9% of their possessions for a new life as international travelers. They share the secrets of how they turn limited resources into a life of unlimited fun and adventure.
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