The last month spent on the horse farm in Katherine has been one of the best experiences so far, each morning the dogs, cattle an horses were fed, midday was spent snoozing or watching films and in the afternoon maintenance tasks would take us up to the evening where a good feed and a few beers were always on the cards. Yesterday I finished my last chores and set about planning a new chapter. Currently in Darwin, it's starting to get hot and sticky where the heat...

On the way back from Broome heading to Darwin I asked the team leader if it would be ok to drop me off in Katherine, much to his astonishment we stopped off for coffee and said our farewells, after travelling, sleeping and living out of each others pockets it felt a shame to be moving on, but a new chapter had to be started.. Katherine is the fourth largest town in the northern territory around 300km south east of Darwin. It's known as the crossroads of the north...

Been working with a marketing company from Adelaide, raising funds for guide dogs and amnesty international. Working with a great team of 7 mostly from Aus and three girls one from England, Botswana and French Canada. We recently went on a road trip to Alice springs. After a day on the streets we would end up in Annie's place, other than being our hostel its also the host of various themed nights with a bar and restaurant serving $12 jugs and $7 plates. Close to ...

So it's been a week since we arrived and the constant handing of resumes and attending interviews has come to no avail. Well in saying this we have a job as a charity fundraiser.. Time will tell as to how it pays and whether the rejection factor will overwhelm us, who knows, it may be an enjoyable experience. Met some great people in Darwin, few English lads, a French guy who looks the spitting image of Mclovin from Superbad and a girl from Belgium, word is we m...

An interesting start to a new adventure, got to Darwin with about $200 and within two days it had gone, it's not like money was being spent frivolously, but everything costs money including taxi fairs, lodging and beers. It's just a good job were coming from the uk, otherwise we may not have been so lucky. When the realisation had come that we were in a foreign land without money, the British consulate was the way forward. So we looked up Jeanette and went to say...