
I moved across to Australia for a boy, now I work in remote areas here and write about it. A slightly different backpacker experience.
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A trip to Karijini, a national park in Western Australia's outback, and I remembered a few things about why I do this.
The couple were in the middle, when they fell. In the middle of telling us about their retirement...
My boyfriend cockblocking me from 10 grown men probably should have been my first sign that this month was going to be a weird one.
We had a cabin full of men staying here for two weeks at the start of the month. They arrived with so much...
Despite hinting at it, I realised this blog started approximately 2 weeks after I moved across the world for a man I just met. And soon as though that’s the whole premise for it. I suppose I should probably tell you all how that happened....
I’ve spent 4 years travelling the world while getting paid to do it. No, I’m not a digital nomad. I’m a seasonaire.
Six months in the French Alps, days off spent learning to ski down the white slopes. Three on the West Coast of Canada, off...
This week’s island theme is Australian wildlife doing what it does best, looking cool while trying to kill me.
Here I am, celebrating by being on the safest part of the island this week - the shark infested sea.
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I spent 4 years working seasonally across 12 countries. Then I moved half way across the world for a boy I’d known three weeks. Now in remote WA, I share weekly chatty blogs & how to’s on seasonal work, moving abroad in your twenties. \ud83d\uddfa️\ud83d\udc9a\ud83d\udcab
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