What am I afraid of? I ask this to myself, and I can come up with likely infinite answers. There’s the superficial layer: heights, spiders, snakes, the sun (yeah, good thing I’m out here going hiking in Australia eh? Ha.). I could take it one level deeper: I’m afraid of rejection, the unknown, losing control. … Continue reading Fight or Flight…[I’ve booked a Flight]
I have an actual confession to make. There has been a massive, pervasive part of this journey so far that I have actively omitted from sharing. I have been posting, projecting and pretending that for the most part, everything is great. It’s beautiful, it’s warm, it’s sunny and “amazing.” And though all of those things … Continue reading Confessions of a Solo Traveller | Part 3
Let's first start with an acknowledgement that I have nowhere near scratched the surface on all there is to do here, but these are the experiences I've loved so far that I had to share (in no particular order, except for Fremantle - it's my fave): Fremantle | old historic buildings, cappuccino strip, craft brewers, … Continue reading Perth | Don’t Miss List
"In nature, nothing transforms without breaking first. Flowers can't bloom until they're deeply, wholly rooted. Seasons can't turn until the cold has come and killed off the remnants of the past. Butterflies don't spread their wings before being cocooned in isolation for weeks, stars don't become supernovas before facing their own implosion..." You know, sometimes … Continue reading Confessions of a Solo Traveller | Part 2
What I thought I knew about Margaret River was completely turned upside-down once I got here! Yes, there are vast and amazing vineyards and wineries producing fantastic, though smaller-batch-than-Barossa products, but the region itself is vast, and also showcases unbelievably beautiful beaches, world-class surf points and a culinary scene that is not to be overlooked. … Continue reading Margaret River | More than just Amazing Wines
What a precious stop! I learned along the way that Albany is the oldest town in Western Australia, settled even before Perth. There is a lot of European influence here in the cities of Albany and Denmark, and seeing as that’s basically the golden standard for me (I love Europe and it’s varying cultures, foods, … Continue reading Albany + Denmark | A Simple Slice of Heaven
So you know how they say West is Best? Seemingly that rings true for both Canada, and Australia. The beaches and the coastline here are simply unparalleled. Every single stop we make it seemingly just gets better and better. And right when you think it can't possibly get any more beautiful - it does. Staying … Continue reading Esperance | Beacher’s Paradise
