Author Archives: anka

The last thing we had to do before leaving New Zealand was to “hand over the staff” to a new custodian. “The staff” was a perfect walking stick, found by Michael in near Franz Josep glacier and became quite attached … Continue reading →

Ok, we know we got a bit behind with this blog. We’ve been WAY too busy to stop and write blog posts so here is a list of all the awesome things we’ve been doing in our last 9 days. … Continue reading →

These last few days have been monotonous driving days in which we’ve crossed the Nullarbour and come into South Australia. After Esperance we drove for 300kms to Fraser Range, where we had TV reception and could watch the Grand Final. … Continue reading →

In esperance we did all of the following: Go to a museum which was mainly about the Skylab space station that crashed there in 1979. The other things that were there were 2 trains 🚂, old fashioned telephone boxes that … Continue reading →

After we left Sue and Stu’s farm we went to Parry Beach Camp Ground near Denmark, on the south coast of WA. On the way we stopped at the Margaret River Chocolate Factory where to eat some more delicious free … Continue reading →

We are in Wilyabrup (3 hours drive south of Perth) on Sue and Stuart’s farm and Michael is writing this post so what I (Michael) have been doing with my family is… Pony riding Rock scrambling at Canal Rocks Going … Continue reading →

We spent our time in Perth visiting friends and relatives. On our first full day in Perth we went to the aquarium with Ruby, she’s a volunteer there so she got us in for free and gave us our own … Continue reading →

Firstly I will write the thing that Tehmi forgot which was to tell you that a sign in the toilet at our last campground that said “our aim is to keep this bathroom clean, your aim will help”. After we … Continue reading →

On the way into Shark Bay, we stopped at a place called Carnarvon and went to an awesome, fun space museum with an interactive section and inside the top of apollo and dressed up. We learnt all about how the … Continue reading →

We were fortunate to have a professional photographer on board during our snorkeling day trip on the Ningaloo Reef at Coral Bay described in our last post. For Michael, the free diving skills of the photographer seemed to be just as … Continue reading →