
Around the Bay in a Day
Around Port Phillip Bay by Public Transport 250 km, Sunday timetables, trains + buses + the ferry—here’s how it went (and what I’d do differently next time).

Around Port Phillip Bay by Public Transport 250 km, Sunday timetables, trains + buses + the ferry—here’s how it went (and what I’d do differently next time).

I'm not that active on social media, but I do enjoy watching YouTube videos. Here are some of my favorite channels that I often find myself returning to.

I’ve been putting off writing about Angine de Poitrine for a while now, even though they’ve been sitting in the back of my mind ever since YouTube algorithm pushed them into my feed a couple of months ago.

Australia saw a series of protests mainly about migration. Migration is the scapegoat for our ills. The real issues are not so simple.

The first third of the Great Ocean Walk covers Apollo Bay to Cape Otway. It starts in town following the Great Ocean Road for a few kilometres before following the beach for a while. Towards the end is climb up to Eliot Ridge.

I have used this piece of equipment for the past year. It is a useful addition to trips as it packs down small, is flat, relatively lightweight, and efficient with fuel.

The Youtube algorithm pointed me to a KEXP live show by Descartes A Kant. So I bought their album "After Destruction". Here are some thoughts...

A 2 day e-bike ride the trail from Castlemaine to Maldon and then on to Maryborough via Newstead.

Walking in the Victorian Alps is a great way to experience the beauty of the region. The walk from Hotham to Harrietville via Bon Accord Spur offers a unique opportunity to explore the alpine environment while enjoying the challenge of hiking.

I took the bike up to Werribee River Campground for a weekend an overnight stay. The campground is a great spot for a weekend getaway and the river would be a great place to cool off in the summer.

1977 was a turning point in music. The year was a reaction to the excesses of the 70's. This article barely scratches the surface of the music released in 1977. The underground was operating all over the world. This is a part of it that erupted here.

The Skipton Rail Trail in Victoria's Western District. The trail follows the old Skipton railway line, which was decommissioned in the 1970s. The trail is 50 km long and runs from Ballarat to Skipton.