From Blog to Book
Well, – the boys are back in school leaping with great joy into the new school year (sarcastic!) so that means we have been back in the Ol’ France now for a full year. And…
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Elfin Lakes
In Canada, Mama and Daddy decided that we should go up into the mountains for a few weeks. Sascha and I really didn’t want to go because we thought it would be like all the…
Elfin Lakes – a pantoum
An icy pool of sky-blue water, Surrounded by endless snow. Pushing someone in would be manslaughter, Though it’s ever so shallow. Surrounded by endless snow, Icebergs scattered around, afloat. Though it’s ever so shallow. And…
Hiroshima
Back in June, we went to Hiroshima, to check out the city where the first Atom bomb was dropped. When you think of Hiroshima, you might think of a small devastated town, but actually, it…
Cycling in Japan!
DAY 1. About a week ago we were back on our bikes, not in Switzerland, but in Japan this time. We cycled from a place called Onimichi on Honshu, to a city called Imabari on…
Ito and the Izu Peninsula
We came to Ito about four or five days ago (as I write this it will become more), we arrived by bus and two trains. When we finally arrived at Ito Station, Chisa, Masaki, Koshiro,…
Japanese Kindness
Japan must be the friendliest place we have visited so far. That is saying something, as we have met so many beautifully kind people pretty much everywhere we have been. Especially in India and in…
Japan: first impressions
Japan has long been a country I’ve wanted to visit, I think since I read that Giles Milton book based on the first Englishman who landed here. Well, it finally happened, and the weeks have…
Adelaide Zoo- THE BEST ZOO EVER!!!
After we came back from camping in the Flinders Ranges, we stayed at Auntie Ree and Uncle Michael’s house for a week. After a few days, we all went out to Adelaide zoo. Specifically, Auntie…
Yorke peninsula and The Block
Peace. Quiet. Freedom, Wildlife, Campfires, crisp Air & blazing Warmth, the vast and stunning Ocean, the miles of pristine empty Beach. These are a few things that come to mind when I think of my…