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ITS SUMMER

Sometimes you just get lucky. Good thing uni prepared me for last minute all-nighters.

You can literally drive south for hours and still be a stone's throw away from the Great Barrier Reef. Here's a couple of spots we stopped at as we drove from Cairns to Melbourne.

Going to catch up on posting some memories from a recent 5-month trip. Starting with the Great Barrier Reef! So the next few posts are going to be underwater. Going to start with start with some of the most charismatic underwater creatures: Green Sea-turtles!
A highlight of almost every dive on the east coast!

Some pretty magical conditions materialized over the weekend on . 🌋❄️

Feels downright impossible to get a good stretch of weather in some places in . It’s like a right of passage to sit at Panekire hut and admire the shades of white through the windows. But clouds have a way of making the rest of the trail special when you look back. I certainly feel that way looking through the photos. 9/11.

I think waiting to do the was the right call. At almost 80km long, every day on the Heaphy is a fundamentally different walk. There wasn’t any days of absolute majesty like the Routeburn or the Milford but it was made up for by the variety of plant and animal life. It’s so remote, it’s highly suspected to be the last place on the planet to house the .

The last of the week was the . Definitely the most famous of New Zealand’s tramps. Whoever famously said it was the “finest” walk in the world certainly wasn’t talking about the weather. Wet and wonderful!

Good Evening / Good Morning Aoraki from our tent spot on Mt. Oliver.

Super easy ascent, and some pretty choice camping spots.

"Can't beat Wellington on a good day" I mutter to myself as I attempt to walk to work in gale-force winds and sideways rain.

Fog in the city a few weeks ago.