Franz Joseph
Walking over the glacier, looking through cracks in the ice that glowed so blue. They seem to emit a special light of their own –
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Franz Joseph
Walking over the glacier, looking through cracks in the ice that glowed so blue. They seem to emit a special light of their own –
Climbing Croagh Patrick
At first, I thought this would be a relatively easy hike. I thought we were finished halfway up, before realising that I just couldn’t see the top of the mountain from that point as there was so much fog.
Volcanoes, and Lakes of Emerald Ice
A steep climb, up the volcanoes, through the clouds over snow. Stop by an icy lake, fingers freezing but that view distracts attention.
Julian Rocks
This little diving spot in the Cape Byron Marine Park was full of wonderful sea creatures. I saw schools of beautiful angelfish, a friendly puffer fish (one of my favourites), a posse of blue spotted stingrays, and of course the ethereal leopard shark.
Sunrise to Sunset
Byron Bay has to be my favourite place to catch that magic moment when the sun starts peaking up from the ocean horizon, painting the sky a blend of pastels and warming your face with light.
Sydney’s Beaches
Sandy feet, salty hair. Swim and surf the waves, chill and float in the bays. The eastern beaches of Sydney hold a special place in my heart, full of memories of afternoons passed under the hot sun.
In Mountains Blue
Feel the sun, listen to the birds and water. Smell the forest, it’s beautiful in here.
The Beginning
A few years ago, I went travelling for three months with my sister. This period of time will forever live in my memory as the beginning of my love for the road, for moving, exploring and adventuring over land and sea.
