The Capes

Wildflowers are in season, the Whales are migrating North and so what a better time for a coastal walk! From the junction of the Southern-Indian Ocean to Geographe Bay I, joined partly by Verity and Carl, are heading up from Cape Leewin Lighthouse to ...

... wouldn't work.  We had to get creative to make him his morning coffee.  :o) Then we headed out on the Three Capes Scenic Loop, which included:  -        Stopping at Netarts to walk on the beach.  We ...

... nobody else wanted to stop. Besides there isn’t anywhere to stop and eat at this point so we drive on to the Three Capes Route. This was a small scenic detour of 30-40 miles that went around to Cape Meares lighthouse. It took awhile to get there ...

We woke at 4am still feeling utterly knackered and perhaps having had 1 pint too many for a 4am start. We wandered out into the darkness and found our horse and cart out on the road. We were happy with the fact the horse was a lot more sturdy looking ...

Leaving Paris This morning we are still in Paris, but met up with our flights this morning to begin the second part of our journey—starting in the Arcachon Bay and Bordeaux, France. My cousin, Wesley, will be flying from Paris back to his home in ...

since dave and kim jetted off to get their hands dirty on the farm that left the 3 of us to get sweaty dirty out on a 2 day hike to Cape Brett. this hike wasn't in any guidebook or reference book we'd come across but jack clued us in to it. out and back ...

Having chilled out for a day after the Sevens, Hils and I headed off on our camping tour of the North Island. Our first destination was Cape Palliser (Cape no 1). Having had the most amazing chocolate cake in Martinborough (can't believe we actually ...

Met Lawrence and Dan in Cairns, a couple of top lads from the south of England on the back end of their RTW trip. Started hanging out with them and after a couple of days, us 3 and a couple of other lads Luke and Ivan, hired a people carrier and headed ...