Makings of a cunning plan from Ken Roberts on Vimeo.
Unexpectedly slow progress has left Ken with over two hundred and forty kilometres – about one hundred and sixty miles – to Sydney in just two days. Which calls for another cunning plan…
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Makings of another cunning plan
June 26th, 2011Pelican brief
June 23rd, 2011
Looks like a pelican. It’s a beak thing. But I might be hopelessly wrong. Again.
Spousal exchange
June 22nd, 2011Spousal exchange from Ken Roberts on Vimeo.
Slightly tongue-in-cheek perspective on the coastal town of Nambucca Heads, northern New South Wales.
No parking
June 22nd, 2011
Riding the Pacific
June 21st, 2011Riding the Pacific from Ken Roberts on Vimeo.
Ken describes some of his experiences on the Pacific Highway. On Australia’s east coast. New South Wales.
Favourite pitch
June 21st, 2011Favourite pitch from Ken Roberts on Vimeo.
Ken describes his favourite pitch in Australia. So far at least. Lorikeet Tourist Park. Northern New South Wales. Close to Coffs Harbour. Visit them at www.thelorikeet.com.au.
Recreational activities
June 20th, 2011
"Recreational activity" – even in one of the most regulated countries I’ve ever encountered – nothing ever left to common sense chance – this sign wins the prize for the greatest glimpse of the obvious. Or biggest cop-out. Anything from tiddly-winks to naked skydiving then.
Tartan poles
June 19th, 2011
Some of the many tartans adorning telegraph poles in Maclean, northern New South Wales. Bit of a Scottish heritage methinks. I’d visited almost by accident. Pulling off the highway. To pop into the local Police Station. But that’s quite another story…
Naked art
June 18th, 2011
Brave souls these performance artists. Especially now it’s getting a bit cooler. In New Italy, northern New South Wales. Strong, silent type.
Ground dwellers
June 18th, 2011
New South Wales. Cane toads on the wane. No sign of crocodiles. But not out of the woods. Funnel web spider territory. Deadly bite. Ground dweller. Just like yours truly.
Wondering what one actually looks like? Sorry. Absolutely no idea. Instead treating anything with eight legs as hostile. Tables excepted. After all, how sure would you be to dismiss a spider as harmless? In the confines of your tent? In the pale glow of a head torch? I’ll send flowers.
[And the spider in the photo? Like I said, no idea…]
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