So my one month NIDA course has started. 7 hour days with some intense drama methods, but enjoying it with my talented group. Occasionally I get asked to say stuff in my unusual British accent, and describe our home, Bristol (which they don't know). They're also shocked at my great tan which has come on very well since we began travelling just over 2 months ago. Me and Tom are currently staying at the UNSW (opposite NIDA), which is a standard accomodation. Still ...

French, English and Liechtensteinian enjoying a beer or 5.

So we've arrived in Melbourne, after saying bye to our beloved campervan Lucy we headed straight to the youth hostel. Having had different roommates each day it has been an interesting stay and nice to meet so many people who are also travelling. The weather has definitely picked up and the sun is out, it seems odd that it's christmas in less than two weeks! Next stop is Tasmania and we leave Thursday 19th, at 7am!

After adelaide it was a place called Robe which we just stayed the night as we had had enough of driving and the weather wasnt to great either :/ Portland was our next stop. A large fishing town right on the coast. We had a brief looka round, got a pizza then headed out to an amzing beach/cliff called Cape Nelson. We were told to do a 2hour walk along the cliff top to get to a viewing platform. The viewing platform was directly above one of Australias largest col...

The 6.5 hour drive from the Grampians was about the most boring drive you could ever do. With amazing views from the campervan in most of Australia, the flat nothingness of this drive was not up to the same standards. With nothing but straight flat roads dissapearing onto the horizon and a few very small towns for more than 5 hours we arrived in Adelaide. Staying in a small campsite near the centre we cooked up some sausage sandwiches and passed a rugby ball arou...