Convicts and Clouds, Sandstone and Sailing - A brief history of Hobart

Hobart is an incredible city and impossible to appreciate in just one week. For bold sandstone buildings, seafood and coffee, it is world class. 

To see: Port Arthur, Battery Point and Salamanca Markets, MONA art gallery

To stay: Centre of Hobart city is best for transport and views

To eat: Jackman & McRoss bakery, any seafood by the harbour, innumerable boutique cafes

Chapter 1: Port Arthur

Chapter 2: The Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens

Chapter 3: Mount Wellington

Lost on a ledge

Sometimes more is found when getting lost than one could ever imagine

Deck the halls with quickdraws

It's that time of year again; the season for climbing!

Summer has come and brought with it a mixed bag of tropical rainstorms, fry-an-egg-on-your-bonnet heat, and dry refreshing sendage breeze - in vastly unpopular ratios. Making the most of the weather windows is the art, and finding someone silly enough to give you a catch is the science. 

Also wishing everyone a happy xmas and new years, send hard :)

Medlow Bath, Sunbath

 Dams Cliffs, Bell

Bellbird Wall, Pulpit rock

Chris and Damo pulling on small holds, White Linen wall - Centennial Glen

Happy xmas and new year 2016!!

Far Cry 3: The Rarotonga Chronicles

Rarotonga, Cook Islands

Wilson? is that you?

Note the defensive cannon beside the palm tree

Stay: Magic Reef Bungalows on the water

Eat: Waterline, Beaches, Avana Fishing Club

Drink: Wilson's Beach Bar

Do: Hire a 125cc moped, Punanga nui market, Black Rock and Tikioki beaches