On a grey, long winter weekend, we drove up into the Dandenong Ranges to do a getaway-cation in a yurt. Somewhere, the cold is prettier and the air smells of wet eucalyptus and woodsmoke. Every trip of ours starts the same way: a small ceremony of leaving the city. It’s usually shakshuka at Tall…
Keep ReadingGood morning from the Captain's Retreat - our Mornington Peninsula Airbnb for the weekend. I write while being enveloped in complete silence.…
Keep ReadingI am writing from our cottage called Captain's Retreat, along the Mornington Peninsula. Short pleasantries later, we were in.…
Keep ReadingConfession time: I have committed several travel sins, including not travelling for a long time to needing bathroom amnesties.…
Keep ReadingIt’s time to dip into the travel pool again ━ travelling as self-care, even if it means regional travel—or even day trips.…
Keep ReadingI have a dream of travelling by train to all 47 prefectures in Japan and experiencing a bit of culture in each. I have travelled to 17 of the 47 prefectures (crossed on the list below), and a few I wouldn’t mind revisiting. When I get some free time (and am not lazy), I plan to…
Keep ReadingI am going to share my travel fails here in the hope that maybe you too can relate, perhaps we can bond, or you can learn something from it.…
Keep ReadingI woke up today to a gloomy AF sky, a feverish body and the travel bubble announcement between Singapore and Hong Kong or wherever it's.…
Keep ReadingLike most things in Japan, Eki Stamp has also become a local obsession, combining the two things Japanese love: stamps and trains.…
Keep ReadingWe reached yesterday and were bombarded by Covid text the minute I turned my phone on after the 6 hours flight from Melbourne.…
Keep ReadingThe destination we are drawn to reflects what is currently lacking in our lives. I wonder what is missing that makes the Japan trip beckon me.…
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