The start of the transition to landlife
We have moved back into Jan Juc. We are slowly reestablishing a home for ourselves and finding our land legs. It is hard work, frustrating and delightful all at once.
We have moved back into Jan Juc. We are slowly reestablishing a home for ourselves and finding our land legs. It is hard work, frustrating and delightful all at once.
We have made it back to Port Phillip Bay. Anui is berthed in a marina for six months and we are just about ready to step off the boat after nearly 9 years of living aboard full-time. It has been a pivotal week!
Wild weather dominated this week, pinning us to the Eastern side of Wilsons Promontory. There are worse places to spend time at, but it is just as well we are not in a hurry to get to Melbourne!
This last week, we spent time at our favourite Gippsland haunts: the Gippsland Lakes for some quietness, friendliness, and recharge, then onto to Wilsons Promontory with our friend Trevor on board.
This week did not exactly go to plan. We had to bow to the weather gods and stay in Batemans Bay for a few days, before dashing south. But we are now floating around at our favourite Gippsland Lakes.
We have spent a week in Jervis Bay, doing a mix of hiding, lazing around and waiting for the conditions for our long-awaited dive. It was all worth it!
Our migration south continues. It has been a purposeful time with nice sails, some overdue catch ups with friends and plotting for our break on land.
With all the boat maintenance and medical dramas over, we have officially left Queensland not to return for a while! We have started our trek south. Final destination by the end of the year: Melbourne, Victoria.