Got the coach to Brisbane where it continued to rain for pretty much all of our 5.5 hour journey. On arrival we found that the road past Brisbane was severely flooded from the cyclone, meaning that coaches and trains were suspended, and even when commutes are to be resumed there are backlogs to clear. So our only available mode of transport to get to our farm in Bundaberg was to fly. We booked our tickets that evening and made our way to the airport for yet anot...

Sadly Emily and I have had to move from Melbourne because we have both not found jobs that we would be happy to commit to during our time here, and given that the jobs we found did not contribute towards our application for a second working visa (should we decide we want to come back to work again some time in the future), we decided that we would move up the east coast to the state of Queensland to do our regional farm working experience together. Melbourne is ...

Our flight from Sydney was very short and soon we were back in Melbourne ready to explore and see what opportunities there may be. We are excited to be based in one place for a little while, it's started to get a bit frustrating getting to a new place, finding your way around and then moving onto somewhere else. We went back to Nomads hostel where we had stayed before, surprising Steven and Mo having not told them we were due back. Steven had sorted us a few fre...

So after 10 days of driving all the way from Adelaide we have finally made it to Sydney; where the British first established themselves when they invaded Australia. First we had to travel from one side of Sydney to the other. We have booked ourselves into a hostel called Base (a hostel franchise). We heard it was a good hostel, and we picked this one because of its central location in the city. Thankfully, our journey from one end of the city to the other wasn't...

The Great Ocean Road Part 3 Geelong - Sydney (approx.1209 km) Day 7 Geelong - Lakes Entrance (approx. 389 km) So let's not be coy about this, Christmas was somewhat of a disaster. But it will certainly never be forgotten, although, maybe not for reasons we were hoping. We set the alarm insanely early and left our French neighbours in the land of nod. Today's objective was to find a nice camp site before the afternoon creeps up on us, and RELAX! The idea being...