Byron Bay
Byron Bay was named after the naval officer John Byron (and grandfather of the poet Byron) by Lieutenant James Cook in 1770 whilst searching for safe anchorage.
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Kingscliff
We spent the night stealthing in the beautiful little village of Kingscliff. And by ‘stealthing’ I mean at dusk we found a quiet non-residential spot just on the edge of … Continue reading Kingscliff
A few good things
Declutter your mind, your heart, your home. Let go of the heaviness that is weighing you down. Make your life simple, but significant. ― Maria Defillo One of the great … Continue reading A few good things
Scarborough
Hello Mary Lou, Goodbye heart, Sweet Mary Lou Im so in love with you….. It is a cheap Christmas present of a guitar. Banging away at it, he mostly gets … Continue reading Scarborough
Coolum.
The original peoples of the area called it Gulum after the ‘blunt’ or ‘headless’ peak of the nearby Coolum mountain. The first Europeans here were shipwrecked in 1823, and if you … Continue reading Coolum.
