What We Learnt After 2 Years Living on the Road | Real Talk 

Great choice going to Aus. You will love it so much. Pls, pls, be very careful with the sun there though. Can’t wait to see what Australian adventures you get up to. 😃

So excited to see your adventures in Australia!! Such a beautiful country 💛

Congratulations on your travels and your plan to travel through Australia

I'm glad to see that you have chosen Melbourne as your new home, the city that I was born in, live in and love. It's got a bit of a European vibe and is truly Aussie with plenty of 'elbow' room, has a laid-back lifestyle, is friendly and multi-cultural. My parents emigrated from the UK in the early 1950s and I was born here. I'm sooo thankful that they chose Australia as their new home.

Really interesting hearing your reflections of travel and experiences thus-far. Looking forward to this next chapter. We travelled to Sydney & Tasmania/Maria Island a few years ago... was good/interesting (I worried about the recluse spider the entire time in Sydney... LOL). The birds in Australia are incredible. I was disappointed in the lack of conservation of nature in Australia (& the killing of wildlife: kangaroos, etc. Much like animal ag kills all wildlife in America); and have started to see that this is the same on the entire planet. Speaking of human numbers, we are now at 8 billion: s c a r y. Recently read Yuval Harari's book: Sapiens; brilliant book. Little tid-bit RE: Australia; when the now-aborigines arrived 50k years ago, within 3-5k years, the flora and fauna was 90% destroyed, this is the reason there are so many eucalyptus trees in Australia; they used to be the minority of flora, but after all the fires made by our species, the landscape was changed forever. Same happened in New Zealand, and surrouding islands; same happened in America: 73% of fauna/large mammals destroyed by first wave of H. Sapiens (our species also destroyed/made extinct, at least 5 other sapiens species. Sobering, but interesting information; highly recommend the book: Sapiens, by Yuval Harari.) Good luck with the move! hugs!