The Brighton Beach Huts might just be Melbourne’s biggest icon – sure it may not be huge next to the Opera House, but it’s the little things about Melbourne that make it – it’s not obvious or in your face. And even though you may have to sell a kidney to even close to owning […]
10 Ways To Survive A Job You Hate (Without Killing Your Boss)
Lately, I’ve been reminded of how much having a job you don’t enjoy sucks. Not that I advocate throwing pity parties regularly, but sometimes you just have to get it out, right? I mean, for those of us in day jobs we don’t like, there’s often a good reason – for me it’s the freedom […]
Photo Of The Week – Boston Common
I love cities with huge parks in the middle of them, so it was only natural that Boston would firmly plant itself in my lift of favourites…although that list seems to grow every time I travel these days! It also reminds me of my home town Melbourne – there’s just something about being able to […]
2012’s Best Travel Destinations
Travel is a little bit like fashion – some years certain countries are more ‘in vogue’ than others, and others are cast to the side, readily awaiting their rise to the top again in a few years time. I’ve seen a lot of lists the past few weeks for the best travel destinations of the […]
Photo Of The Week – Bali Shore Temple
Bali is a country rich with an ornate heritage and strong cultural beliefs. Whilst the party scene may be enticing and the beautiful beaches hard to say no to, the temples in Bali are often one of the main reasons why tourists visit this land. If you are planning a trip to Bali to visit […]
5 Good Reasons To Visit Krakow
Krakow is one cool city. I never really knew much about it before I visited last year, but now I can’t stop telling everyone I meet about how much I loved it. Not only is it cheap thanks to the Polish Zloty, but there’s so much to see, eat, drink and do that you’ll be […]
Photo Of The Week – Cairo From Above
If you’re living in the Northern Hemisphere, especially Europe, then an Egypt holiday can be a godsend during the winter months. Two years ago I visited Cairo and it was so sunny, bright and interesting that I’ve been dying to go back and explore some more ever since. There’s so much more to do and […]
Month 11 Blog Update
Happy 2012 everyone! December was a good month for me and the blog – it’s always a nice feeling looking back at what you’ve achieved for the year and giving yourself a big pat on the back. Thankfully I had some free time over the Christmas break to catch up on things I’d been putting […]
Interview With Location Independent Entrepreneur Will Peach – Founder Of My Spanish Adventure
My latest interview in the Location Independent series is with Will Peach, one of the site editors at Gap Daemon, the gap year travel website for backpackers and young travellers. Will’s new project is My Spanish Adventure, a website following his journey in Spain where you can also find him answering the question “is Spanish hard […]
Photo of The Week – The Washington Monument Mounted Police
I’m not entirely sure they exist only to protect the Washington Monument, but I imagined these Police did so at the time anyway – it seemed like a cool and heroic thing to be doing for a job, after all. There was something about their blue uniform against the white stone and green grass that […]