Matthew Brady – The Gentleman Bushranger
Yesterday, my son and I took a trip to Brady’s lookout, and Notley Fern Gorge to learn about the life of Matthew Brady, Tasmania’s Gentleman bushranger. If you like this, share the love by
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How We Celebrate Australia Day
We celebrated Australia Day recently. Except it took us two days. Find out why in the video below. If you like this, share the love by
130-Year-Old Lighthouse
Want to explore a 130-year-old lighthouse with me? It’s still in service today. My family checks it out in our latest VLOG. Imagine the stories this structure could tell. If you like this, share the love by
Happy new Year. Come with us on a trip to Burnie, in the north-west of Tasmania. If you like this, share the love by
Port Arthur Trip Part 1 (VLOG 5)
Join my wife and kids on a fascinating tour of the ruins of the historic penal colony at Port Arthur. If you like this, share the love by
Clarendon House – Evendale, Tasmania (VLOG 2)
February Wrap-Up 2016
This month, I filmed my monthly reading wrap-up video on location at the Huon Bush Retreat. Learn more about the cool books I read this month in the video below. The Bands of Mourning by Brandon Sanderson The Martian by Andy Weir Mistborn Secret History by Brandon Sanderson Ctrl Alt…
Deleraine – Meander River and 1950s Diner
Today we went our for a little day trip to Deleraine. First we stopped for lunch at the 1950s Diner. The food was great. There was a lot of old memorabilia around. There were some cool hedge creations out the front. Then we had a walk around the Meander River.…
Anzac Day – One Hundred Years Since Gallipoli
One hundred years ago today, Australian and New Zealand troops landed at Gallipoli. People all over our two nations stopped today to remember the sacrifices of our fallen soldiers in World War One and beyond as part of Anzac Day. I present some photographic moments from today’s service here in…
Places Change with the Passage of Time
I love looking at old photos of familiar places or people. There is something mystical about seeing one of the main streets of my home city as it appeared in the 1800s. I see buildings I recognise next to others I don’t. There is enough to anchor me in place…
