Destinations
ENGLAND TRIP REPORT PART 18: Stonehenge and a Fond Farewell to England
And so we had reached our last full day in England. With a heavy heart we left Devon and drove through Somerset into Wiltshire. We had one big-ticket item left to see - and that was Stonehenge. In case you haven't heard of Stonehenge, it's the king of all stone...
WINTER IN THE CANADIAN ROCKIES: Banff, Lake Louise, Emerald Lake and Calgary
If you're dreaming of a white Christmas - or indeed a white January, February or March - the Canadian Rockies are the perfect choice. With an international airport on your doorstep, spectacular mountain scenery, infrastructure built to handle winter, and plenty of...
TEIGNMOUTH: Spend a Few Days on the Charming South Devon Coast
Teignmouth in Devon is a lovely seaside town and fishing port on the South Devon coast. It makes a great base for exploring this part of England. Here's my guide to spending a few days in Teignmouth and South Devon. Teignmouth Make sure you allow time to enjoy...
CENTENARY TAVERN REVIEW: Brisbane Pub with a Playground
Let me tell you about a Brisbane pub with a playground you might not have heard of. Centenary Taven is tucked away in Sumner, in the western suburbs of Brisbane. Looking for more venues like this? Check out my full guide to Brisbane Pubs with Playgrounds - I'll be...
WHALE WATCHING GOLD COAST: Boattime Yacht Charters – My Honest Review
Every winter the humpback whales migrate to the waters off the east coast of Australia. No, they don't come for the Ekka or the Medieval Festival - they come to breed and calve after spending their summers feeding in the Antarctic. Luckily for us Queensland residents,...
ABBEY MEDIEVAL FESTIVAL: My Complete Guide and Honest Review
The Abbey Medieval Festival is held every year in July on the grounds of the Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology in Caboolture. This is one of the most popular medieval festivals near Brisbane, attracting thousands of visitors and giving 21st century folk the chance...