Things to know about Kurnell Captain Cook and Kurnell Kurnell is known as Captain Cooks Landing spot, the birthplace of modern Australia. Kurnell is the place where Captain James Cook first came in contact with The Gwiyagal people Aboriginals who are are traditional custodians of this area of Sydney. Inscription Point is where he claimed […]
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Last year when training for the Camino de Santiago, I spent months hiking in Sydney. I also spent months scoping Sydney for the best hikes, to ensure my time training was enjoyable. Although some of the hiking trails in Sydney are difficult: there are also some nice walks. These hiking places have some of the
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Intro We all love a holiday, a change of scenery that allows you to clear the mind and unwind for a few days. The biggest problem is that the weekend goes so fast and if you have to spend half that time travelling to the destination then if you are currently in Sydney Australia, a
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So the cat is out of the bag, and now I can celebrate! The past fourteen days, my husband literally snuck into Australia without any family member or friend knowing! As Singapore continues to extend its lockdown period, he was able to come back to Australia and Surprise everyone; it has been by far the
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Now that we can book hotels and go on road trips, it is time to explore this beautiful state. If you haven’t already booked a weekend away, well then it is time to start planning and here are some ideas on where to spend this weekend in NSW. Where to spend this weekend in NSW
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So it has begun, restrictions have been lifted here in Australia, slowly but surely our life has started to feel like it once was (not really, but you know what I mean). There is a long weekend here in Australia, so the lifting of restrictions have come at the right time! So this is what
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As Australia lifts it’s restrictions slightly, and we can finally be booking a trip locally, I am already in planning mode which I am sure a lot of other people are too. So let’s start planning those roads trips in New South Wales and visit some coastal and rural towns. Here are my choices for
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It is funny looking back at my childhood and realising how influential my upbringing is when it comes to raising my children. As a child, our family spent a lot of time around the dinner table so therefore this blog discusses how our life revolves around food. Growing up in Australia with an Italian parent
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I may have been living overseas for the best part of 13 years, but Australia will always be in my heart. It’s weird to say that I feel more patriotic living abroad, and it gives me goosebumps when I hear how Aussies at home and overseas have rallied to help fight Australia’s worst ever bushfires.
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December in Sydney may not see snow during the holiday season; it does, however, have a unique spin on Christmas. Whether you see Santa in Board shorts or enjoy a swim on Christmas day, Â festive season in Sydney is full of Christmas cheer. So here are ten fun, festive things to do during December in
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