The only downside is that I don’t get to spend time tinkering in the Hobby Shed, or fixing things in our
big garage. You should swing by and take a look, it’s 35 metres of glorious DIY space! Big enough for a boat, car, workshop. (Even space to swing a cat too – haha!)

There are new things to see and do at every place you go, and you meet some wonderful people and have a wonderful social life. You can do as little or as much as you like, and you’re never lonely.

Earl’s a big fan of regional history and that sorta thing, I’m more into interacting with people and booking us into adventure activities. I’m a bit of a thrillseeker ya see, while Earl needs a little push. So far on our last trip we’ve gone parachuting, paragliding, hot air ballooning, hang gliding, climbing mountains, exploring caves, Tamworth Music Festival, Man from Snowy River festival and, yes… we stop at all the historical villages along the way. That was part of the deal, right Earl?
Haha! (Earl smirks)

After all that though, it’s the absolute best feeling in the world to know we have a home base that we can lock-up and leave the RV with no worries. We really miss our lovely Latitude25 neighbours, so it’s great fun to return home and share our experiences with them over
a warm cuppa.