I have been in Australia officially one year now. That means I left England over a year and a half ago. Time has flown and so much has changed. Thought it was time for a little bit of a reflect. When I left England I was terrified, scared if I was making the right decision or not but with the great friends I had they assured me it was what I was meant to do and they were right. I had to go out and explore the world and I was destined to do it alone but that p...

September passed without too much drama, working all week and going to the beach or chilling out at the house at the weekends. I had ben busy on the hunt for a new car but me being me needed to have the best and would only except a Rav4 with the inevitable move back to Cloncurry getting closer it looked like a car was out of reach for me. Then when I had almost given up hope Britt rang me and said I think I have just found your car. She had been taken pictures ...

I spend another 3 days in Byron bay after the festival, getting to know the town and meeting some new people. I did sleep for about 15 hours before I was able to do anything. The next day I went around the hostel looking to find friends and people to talk to as I always do when I get to a new place. No luck. There didn't seem to be many people about, the weather wasn't great so al there seemed to do in Byron bay was shop. I know what your thinking not to bad a ...

Leaving Thredbo and travelling up the coast. My last day in Thredbo was a sad one, having to say goodbye to all the friends that I had met and packing up and moving on again. Taken for lunch by my housemate Adan to a beautiful restaurant halfway between Thredbo and Jindabyne called Crackenback farm. After Emma and I started the journey to Wollongong. We went via Canberra just so that I could see it, the city is not worth stopping in with only a few parliament ...

So I have been in Thredbo for about a month now and there is still not much snow. I have met some brilliant people and made some great friends who I hope will keep in contact. My time here has been spent working, going to the gym, occasionally snowboarding (on the man made snow) and of course scattered with the odd night out here and there. Thredbo is still a strange town with a few more people around now we are in the middle of the school holidays but ...