Arriving in Adelaide as the sun dipped behind the mountain backdrop felt like something out of a movie. Before we’d even entered the city, we kept turning to each other saying, “I could sooo live here.” A completely irrational conclusion given we hadn’t actually seen any of it yet… but hey, call us optimists. And to be fair, Adelaide did make a strong first impression. The city itself is beautiful - built around expansive parklands, threaded with rivers, fairytale-like bridge

What better way to celebrate a quarter century than on the Great Ocean Road? Perhaps golfing with 100+ kangaroos. Well, that’s how ‘old man’ Jack spent his 25th birthday - at the Anglesea golf club. Nothing could have prepared us for the sheer quantity of kangaroos scattered across the course, completely unfased by flying golf balls and increasingly frustrated golfers. It was surreal. But what an experience, and a brilliant way to kick off our journey along the GOR. For those

Raymond Island After a five hour drive down from Narooma, we made a detour to Raymond Island, famous for its population of wild koalas hidden amongst the trees. A quick two minute ferry ride later, we were wandering the quiet streets hoping to spot one. Before long, we heard rustling in the branches across the road. Excited, we crept closer - only to hear “Grr, I’m a drop bear.” Looking up, we found a guy halfway up the tree. Naturally. Thankfully, he wasn’t just a rogue tree