Last night Camilla had read the Australian news and weather report to me. A dust storm from inland was expected to hit Sydney the day we would arrive there. It had started to storm and rain in Narooma already, so that we had not hung our washing outside. And that was quite clever, because...
… I get my protein… just avoiding the hollandaise … Mnom Mnom...
We needed to get up before nine, so we set an alarm, checked out of our beautiful room with the unused spa bath and went to get breakfast at the café the lady from the reception had recommended to us. She also gave us some tips for our tour to Narooma. There is a...
We woke up quiet early and checked out of the hostel, but left our bags there, so we could have breakfast nearby. I had chosen a place that was famous for it`good coffee and when we arrived there, there was a long queue of businessy dressed people waiting for their coffees. We got the...
Melbourne was for sleeping in. After our daily routine (to take our utensiles, walk the hall to the bathroom and put on tons of sun protection afterwards), we walked all the way to Fitzroy through parks and streets. We planned on having breakfast there, but the café that we had chosen was not there...
The Earplugs worked and I slept like a baby. I don‘t remember at what time we got up. I had made some research for places to have breakfast. There was this one place, that was only a 20 minutes walk away from our hostel. We lost track now and then, but were able to...
Despite the exhausting past two days, we did not sleep that well, but had a big trip ahead of us. We had two days to get from Adelaide to Melbourne by car, something that I – like always – had underestimated. I just never think of those little breaks that you need to make...
It was cold, where the lodge was, so we left the heater running all night. I Slept well, but dreamt weird stuff. We got up at 7 a.m., because we had to be all packed and ready at 8. Breakfast was served in the community room/kitchen of the logde. I had Weetbix, something I...
We got up very early, threw everthing that was not already in the backpack in it, and prepared out suitcases, so we could leave them in the storage room at the hostel. Then we checked out and walked to the bus station just at the end of the street. It was 6:15 when we...
We wanted to get out of the city. The Adelaide Hills are like the Hamptons of Adelaide.. a german Bratwurst kind of Hamptons. We‘ll come to that later. We started off with an amazing breakfast at the „Trouble and Strife“ in Goodwood, which is a very cute neighbourhood of Adelaide. There were cafés, butcheries...