The Nut, Stanley: 1.0km Tallow Beach Loop, Stanley: 4.6km Trowatta Arch, Tarkine Wilderness Area: 2.0km Edge of the World, Arthur River: 0.5km Arthur River Cruise, Arthur River: 0.5km Huon Trail, Corinna: 0.5km Whyte River Walk, Corinna: 2.0km Mt Donaldson Hike, Corinna: 4.0km Hogarth Falls, Strahan: 1.5km South Cape Bay, Cockle Creek: 7.0km Pinnacle Track to Organ Pipes, Mt Wellington, Hobart: 4.0km Zig Zag Track to Summit, Mt Wellington, Hobart: 4....

Goodbye Bay of Fires, hello 100km of accidental dirt roads. The road to Anson Bay and Mt William National Park was less than sealed. At one point we had to skip (as well as a Prado and a Swan can skip) over a one-foot high mound in the middle of the road to prevent being flattened by a grader (the traffic control also has something to be desired). Our alternative inland route led us to the small forgotten tin mining town of Derby. It had a rather lack luster his...

We left Kingston for the last time, following our successful Prado fixing adventure, to head straight to the east coast and to the 'top-rated', 'must-see' locations in Tasmania, Freycinet National Park and the Bay of Fires. An excellent drive with two sleeping kids for the majority, allowed us to witness a gorgeous red sunset lighting up the Hazards and the still waters of Coles Bay on our arrival at Freycinet NP. Our pre-booked site was more like half-a-site du...

Losing things sucks, but when you live inside a box that is lucky to be 10 metres square you wouldn't think it could be possible. We have had a few items misplaced or lost recently including the lid to our washing bucket (pretty annoying), a table, stool and picnic blanket (fell out of the caravan side hatch on a bumpy road leaving Tasman Peninsula - very annoying), and to top it off the CAR KEYS (painfully annoying). I'm expecting these to pop up in one of the ...

It is a funny life living in a caravan. Some days you feel like you are free to explore the world and answer to no one, sometimes it is closer to living in a retirement village, and other days you are only one step up from sleeping on the street. We are trying to stay in Situation No.1 as much as possible, but we opted to slide into Situation No.2 for a few days in Longford Caravan Park, near Launceston. Our sheets were wet, towels filthy and not a clean sock in...