First stop Port Fairy...An easy 3.5 hr drive in Larry with Judy in tow found us in the quaint village of Port Fairy. We both fell in love with the place when we first visited on our way home from a family trip to Adelaide last Year. A year later and it didn't dissapoint. We were greeted by lovely staff at the Belfast Cove Holiday Park and enjoyed a 3 night stay. Port Fairy was a great starting point, a place to find our feet, a place to settle our nerves, and a...

The day had finally come...well maybe a day later than we had proposed and told everyone...but it was here and we were leaving! After months of research, planning, shopping, shopping and more shopping we were finally ready to say goodbye to the life we knew. Breakfast with our folks didn't feel different to any other day although we all knew we had to say farewell. There were many tears between all (Tara in particular) but we weren't sure if the tears from ou...

Over the next ten months we plan to document our journey by:-Taking a snapshot a day of our favourite moment with our Polaroid Camera-Handwriting a journal-Writing a BLOG so you can enjoy this as much as we are-Uploading to our travel instagram (young.nomads)By the way...we also plan on switching off from technology every now and then to enjoy the serenity!We hope you enjoy following our blog over the next ten months and we hope that you might just start planning...

Introducing LARRY the Landcruiser: Choosing the right car wasn't easy. After much deliberation between a Mazda BT-50, a Ford Ranger, a Mitsubishi Triton, and many a Toyota, we finally settled with Larry. Larry is a Toyota Landcruiser. He is a 100 series with 4.2L of diesel grunt. Larry splashed out on a few accessories prior to us purchasing him which included an intercool turbo (which makes him whistle down the long and windy roads) and assisted airbag su...