No matter your war, your story mattered
This week marks 100 years since Australian’s first landed in Gallipoli, and our nation pauses to commemorate the legacy of war.
April
24 2015
March
17 2015
Junior Rangers explore peninsula national parks
Parks across the Southern Peninsula are offering free Easter school holiday activities, as kids explore the wonder of why, how, when and where in our great outdoors. Continue Reading →
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July
24 2014
1770 – Cap’n Cook was here and so were we
When you are on the road ‘Would you kids please clean your room’ is easily swapped for “Would you please write in your diary?” And after comparing notes with others, I’m not alone in this fish-wife nagging. Continue Reading →
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July
18 2014
A little eco-luxury with our view please
We’re no strangers to Fraser Island. It’s the third time here for The Skipper, the second for me, and it’s a whole new world of adventure about to open up for the Squids as we explore the world’s largest sand island. It’s a first however, for us all to sink our heads onto the pillows of Kingfisher Bay Resort.
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July
03 2014
Life in the Go Slow Lane in Scott’s Head
Melbourne to Sydney in one run….quick overnight stop…then hightailing it straight up to the NSW Coast to the sleepy surf town of Scotts Head. We are no stranger to this no-shoes, no shirt hamlet…it’s an annual winter pilgrimage destination for us, and other peninsula mates.
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July
01 2014
The almost accurate Ned Kelly story
What bettter a place for a peaceful family picnic than the site of the capture and arrest of Ned Kelly (known as the siege of Glenrowan in 1880)…which is just a few hundred clicks from Melbourne on the Hume Highway.
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June
29 2014
Off and travelling with BoundRound
There’s no fanfare, tickertape parade or marching girls as we drive out of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula on the start of our adventures. Instead there’s howling winds, hail and bitter cold as we wrestle the last of our furniture into storage and send victorious text messages to friends! Continue Reading →
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June
20 2014
Distance Education saves our schooling sanity
We’ve just ticked a major to-do task off the list. We met the teachers who would become our support crew for the next 6 months.
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April
04 2014
Two Kids and a Camper around Australia
So the time has come to reveal some secret Coastwriter plans …together with The Skipper and the Squids I am hitting the road. The Coastwriter Blog is about to be coated in the dust of Two Kids and a Camper posts!
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March
07 2014
The legacy of Luke Batty
I think I would have liked Luke Batty.
He had chutzpah. He had cheek. He lived up the road a bit and did similar things after-school as my brood.
I would have liked Luke Batty – a lemon juggling, banana eating larrikin who loved to post you-tube snippets and joke with his mum. His family of course know him as so much more. The tragedy is – there will be no more. Continue Reading →