We spend the weekend in a campground at the foot of Mount Warning, beautiful views and no reception. And finally, a campsite that allows camp fires. We had been carrying left over wood from the van conversion ever since we left Manly, planning to burn it. This is only the second time, we got a chance to make a little fire.
Read more “A Mt. Warning about Vegan Marshmallows”Since Saturday Morning, we are fresh out of lockdown. But right when we wanted to start enjoying our new freedom, a wild tree appeared!
Read more “A Wild Tree Appears”The second Covid test came back negative as well. So we’ve escaped the shells if self isolation and are now free to enjoy the state wide lockdown again.
Read more “Out of Isolation”This is not the exactly #vanlife we were looking for. And it escalated really quickly…
Read more “That escalated quickly”We spend the weekend in the beautiful hinterland. We stayed in the cozy little alternative town of Mullumbimby. It is surrounded by hills and mountains and we went for a few hikes in the area.
Read more “Mullumbimby”We returned to Byron after a few days to enjoy the hipster city life for a while. Having some barista coffee, the occasional happy hour and going out for dinner a few times.
Read more “Back to Byron”One of the reasons we were travelling north so quickly was to spend some times with good friends. They were kind enough to invite us over to their place for a few nights and we had some fun, playing games, cooking dinner and going for a sunrise surf.
And on the last evening, we even tried our new fire pit…
We are back in Byron Bay. This place is one of the reasons we wanted to hit the road in the first place. Due to the current situation and closed boarders, it is much less crowded than usual. Not that we’d complain… I guess we might stay a bit longer in the area.
Read more “Byron Bay”A very windy weekend to wind down. Nothing to do but watching the ocean, spotting whales and visiting the museum that used to be a Gaol.
Read more “Arakoon”Sometimes, the best whisky of your life is not necessarily the most expensive or rarest. It’s not even the most delicious. Sometimes, the circumstances of the drink make it simply unforgettable.
Read more “A pretty neat Whisky”
