So. The past 9 weeks have been spent in the beautiful country that is New Zealand. I have seen so many amazing things, and only have one week left! OMG! Wellington was a pretty cool place. I spent two nights in the cool capital of NZ; this was enough time for myself, David, Georgia and Daniell to see the huuuuge and awesome museum. There were so so many exhibitions and loads to see. After 4 hours we were out of it- brain, done. The weird show with strange things...

Sending you all lots of love from NZ. Hope everyone is good at home :)My last blog left us at my plane journey over to Aus (with individual iPads OMG).I arrived into Auckland in the afternoon and booked into my hostel. My hostel turned out to be ok because the people I met were lovely, but when I first arrived I wanted to cry! Sometimes making friends gets tiring and after having a wonderful week and a bit in Melbourne with people who know where I'm from and kn...

Greetings from New Zealand! I made it! I left Australia about a week ago and am currently living the dream travelling on the Kiwi Experience around the North Island. I write this as we drive from Waitomo across to Rotorua. The sun is shining and the shorts are on. I am surrounded by hills, mountains and cows. Oasis is playing on the radio and life is good. :) I have been very busy, as always, so this promises to be a pretty long blog; grab a cuppa and a ginger ...

Hey all! I'm in Sydney!!! This is not new news, I realise, yet I simply have not had time to spare to write up what promises to be a bit of a mammoth blog as I haven't blogged for almost a month. Can you believe it is the 24th January already?! Crazy stuff.. So my last blog I was in Brisbane, a lovely city. Since then I have visited Byron Bay, Nimbin, Coffs Harbour and eventually Sydney! Byron Bay was cute. When I arrived I checked into my hostel (a really nice...

Yeehaaa ringers! Kroombit farm stay was my first stop after Agnes Water, partner. A fair-dinkum working cattle station. We first arrived after driving through a lot of dry nothingness to steak cooking on the BBQ and a sign saying 'where there is smoke there is usually fire, where there is fire there is usually steak.' If only this saying were true in everyday life, not just on a farm. After lunch my afternoon was spent dodging the creepy crawleys by relaxing in t...