Two’s Company

Our base just north of Sydney was perfectly placed for a quick move. Day one and we were off again! Circular Quay, Platform One: destination Katoomba. All aboard for the Blue Mountains! As always, Two’s Company decided not to hit the tourist bus from Katoomba Station. We made our own way to Echo Point; seeing is doing and we prefer to walk like the locals to truly get the vibe in our senses. Passing quaint shops with some succulent offerings dressing the windows, we admired t

Arriving in the northern business district, Sydney felt like a bustling hub of commerce, yet strangely calm. Sunlight crashed through branches, giving respite from the heat and the glorious jacaranda trees, petals carpeting the footpath, led us downhill towards our accommodation for the next four nights. We didn't waste time, as we knew three days simply wouldn’t be enough to see what we planned, never mind the rest. Our stroll down to the waterfront was warm but lovely. To s

The journey south continues, bringing with it a subtle but noticeable theme: the further we travel, the more the urban growth, infrastructure and natural environment seem to assert their accessible, yet indestructible presence. Newcastle started with an incline, the first of which, known simply as “The   Hill,” took us soaring up to the cliff tops. From there, the vast view stretched back over the city. The Hill top also allowing us to scan the sea for whales which we failed

On our east coast adventure, Port Macquarie was the place where we would have the least time. Upon arrival, it felt much larger, more urban and more town-like. Aware of the famous coastal walk, we moved swiftly, so far, the advice from Kylie and Darryle hadn't let us down: sunscreen applied, Factor   50   slapped   on; feeling nice and sticky again, we headed out! Intense Breeze and Rugged Cliffs The breeze was intense and cloud soon covered the sun. Convincing ourselves that