We had a very relaxing start to the day, I am reading a wonderful novel the sort of novel* you put your head into and time dissolves. I love novels like that. Standley Chasm. This is only 51km from Alice… Continue reading

Monday I drop my backpack at the Bus Station before heading out to explore. I find is a great cafe near the station, all sorts of interesting things going on here, a community garden, sustainability classes, bike repair classes and… Continue reading

Thursday I had a shared sleeping cabin on the ferry, only one fellow passenger a lady from the UK. The cabin sleeps up too four. The sail is not as calm as my journey to Tasmania, I do manage a… Continue reading

Monday Firstly I have to get out of bed, you see I am staying at a Youth Hostel, because I was last into my dorm I am on a top bunk, which I only just managed to get into last… Continue reading

I have come to Tasmania to take part in a pilgrimage in the spirit of The Camino. It is organised by a group of volunteers from the St James Church in Cygnet. Cygnet is 54KM South of Hobart. It’s Saturday… Continue reading

Devonport closes at 8:00PM literally everything, so if your ferry is late and you want to walk to your accommodation your going to be eating trail mix for dinner! So breakfast was very welcome this morning. Had time for a… Continue reading

An early start to be on The Spirit of Tasmania Ferry by 7:30. A beautiful calm morning as we sailed out of Port Melbourne, the city disappears behind us as we head out of the heads. I did this trip… Continue reading

Arrived in Sydney Town and headed straight to St James in King Street, yes as in St James Church via St James Station. For anyone not into Camino. The whole purpose of the Caminos in Europe is to walk to… Continue reading

I am heading off. Now that Christmas 2019 is over and we have seen in 2020. I am apprehensive going at this time, with fires burning in so many towns. A state of disaster in areas, normally brimming with summer… Continue reading