Enter description text here. BALD ROCK NATIONAL PARK Let’s start with some fun facts shall we? Bald Rock is the largest granite monolith in Australia and is often compared to Uluru (Ayers Rock) in the Northern Territory. It stands at 200 meters high, 750 meters long, and 500 meters wide. The rock’s name, “Bald Rock,”…

Lorikeets are the cutest and at times trusting birds you can find in Australia, and they love a good tray of honey and milk.

I love baking, and people love cupcakes. As a small thanks to the guys at the shed on the weekend, I made 28 cupcakes to take with me.

As of May 2021 we are officially chartered. It’s been such a fun journey being able to help the new Rotaract club of Northern Gold Coast charter as the second club in district 9640. It’s exciting that for the first time in years there is more than one club, more than the last remaining club;…

What would usually be packed with hundreds of people was empty. Completely empty. It was just the two of us. Mid May, during the week after 2 long weekends. The perfect time to go. We could do as we wished.

Our first night on the Island after a stressful drive there, and long eventful day driving the length of the only official sand highway in the world, we were greeted by a beautiful sunset. With a nice beer in hand, we enjoyed the beautiful place we would be spending the next 5 days.

We could barely see them from the look out, but with the drone directly above we could experience something more amazing and beautiful than we had thought.

Camping in a forest is normal enough, but what when it’s on an island made completely of sand? It’s different, there are different rules, and unfortunately for us they are quite strict.