0Living the life of a Tasmanian hippie truly is a trip, almost to the point of being indescribable–all in a good way.Prior to my arrival, I was informed, via telephone, that my time here would...
0Lissa was volunteering to work as a bar staff volunteer for the Hobart Open, which is a smaller scale of the Australian Open. I think the winners from these matches went on to try to...
0Off to see Mt. Wellington. Tasmania is a small island and Hobart is an even smaller city, so the bush, mountains, CBD, the wharf, etc. are all within a 20 minute drive to each other....
0Produce at Salamanca MarketThe bugs in Tasmania were eating me alive – literally 56 bites to count on both legs. I want to die. The walk to Hobart CBD was really nice: a little bit chilly...
1 commentPossibly one of the worst flights in my life. Basically left the club in Melbourne and got in a taxi to the airport. Good memories but at what a price.I called Amanda, my WWOOF host and...
0Temper Trap - Amazing Melbourne based rock band that I heard about from Linda back in SydneyAustralia is full of Germans and Canadians. What I’ve noticed with a lot of the German travelers is that...
0It was only an hour flight from Sydney to Melbourne but because of all the madness the night before, I was not exactly prime. Jenny went to Torquay for NYE and wasn’t back yet so...
0Release the Spirit was the theme of the NYE firework show this 2009 in Sydney. This day was a lot more stressful than it had to be. But its my own fault. I decided a...
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