Willow, what on earth is your tongue doing??

Willow posing in front of my friend’s Troopy in the forest. She checked out the camper setup inside and was suitable impressed, though she did return to our van!

Back at our stay at Lake Victoria, Willow found the perfect scratching log.

Willow’s expression when I tell her the generator won’t start. Okay, it’s not a huge deal. We have solar and some alright batteries which charge when we drive, so it just means we can’t stay put for very long if I want to use my laptop or tools. I’ll hopefully get it looked at soon.…

Hold me!

Willow, are you sure you know the way back to the van? It’s just that we have passed that same tree 4 times…

NEW SOUTH WALES! We are here – after 6 amazing months exploring the outback and Sunshine Coast of Queensland we are now ready for the sub-tropical paradise of NSW. Stay tuned for forests, waterfalls, and a sleepy little black adventure cat!

Travelling is not so scary when you take your entire home with you. It might not look like much but in that van is our whole life – except for our ever changing backyard, of course! It’s been 1285 days now since we left our hometown.

Pines, Eucalypts, Casuarinas – Willow has sampled them all over Australia. But what makes the perfect scratching tree? I hear you ask. It’s the subtle quality of the coarseness of the bark. It’s an appeasing density with a fine grain. This is all essential knowledge when you’re a connoisseur of clawing as Willow is.