If there’s one thing spending this year travelling has taught me, it’s how lucky I am to come from New Zealand. Not America, not the UK, not even Australia, but tiny wee Aotearoa at the bottom of the world. We’re … Continue reading
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Category Archives: Monthly round-ups
See Ya Later, South America – A Photo Essay
Seven countries. 16,500 kilometres of overland busses. Countless ancient ruins, incredible landscapes and strange, unique wildlife. A few seriously big nights out, a fair bit of food poisoning and a heap of cheap hostels. The last six months in South … Continue reading
Celebrating the Journey: Month 5 Round-Up
Joel put this round-up together while I organised our flights for the next leg of our journey. All is to be revealed soon! To say we feel a great sense of privilege is an understatement – our fifth month of … Continue reading
Celebrating the Journey: Month 4 Round-Up
Since escaping the desperately mundane tones of Lima, traversing the magnificent landscapes of the Andes and Peru’s Northern Coast has been a wonderful contrast. We have travelled slowly, making the most of the little corners of paradise we’ve stumbled upon … Continue reading
Celebrating the Journey: Month 3 Round-up
Month 3?! Holy smokes, where did that go! Part of me feels like we’ve only just hit the road, then when I think back to our first night in Rio, it feels like we’ve been travelling for ages. Brazil, Uruguay, … Continue reading
Celebrating the journey: Month 2 Round-Up
Loving the journey: Month Two Round-up I’m not going to lie: Month two hasn’t been all smooth sailing. We’ve seen some of the most jaw-droppingly amazing places and had some pretty incredible experiences, but it’s been tainted by a lot … Continue reading
Celebrating the Journey: Month 1 Round-up
In the last month, we’ve quit our jobs, put everything into storage and bid our families a bittersweet goodbye. We’ve visited Christ the Redeemer, stumbled through old cobblestone streets and biked the Uruguayan coast. We’ve met people from all over … Continue reading
Journeys in my jandals 