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“Mojave shows how local changes make a global impact.”

NGO News Publication | April 2016

HEY, WE’RE CHRIS & LAURA

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Planted in 1936 by Victorian foresters for experim

Planted in 1936 by Victorian foresters for experimental purposes, scientifically named Sequoia Sempervirens..(ever-green in Latin) they are amongst the tallest trees in the world, and Victoria has two plantations across the state!

Who is more than excited for lockdown 5.0 to finally be over and start getting back out in nature and rediscovering the wild ❤️🤞🙏

Still sending our love to other states doing it tough at the moment. Hang in there

Where’s the first place you’d love to go ?
@visitgreatoceanroad

Have you ever been to the Redwood forest in the gr

Have you ever been to the Redwood forest in the great Otway National park?

Besides Hopetoun falls this was a next favourite destination along the great ocean road.

Post lockdown make sure you get here and support the local tourism industry and businesses around the Otway region 🤙

Hope everyone is doing ok during “lockdown”..reach out to a friend for a chat, or a shoulder to cry on 👋

Our most recent trip to the #greatoceanroad a few

Our most recent trip to the #greatoceanroad a few weeks ago road trippin around this incredibly beautiful part of Victoria!

There are so many places to see in this part of our beautiful state, aside from the great ocean road, theres the Californian redwood forest, dozens of waterfalls, the 12 apostles and the shipwreck coast.

This is a long exposure I took of Hopetoun Falls, 100% our favourite waterfall in Victoria, luscious ferns and natural beauty everywhere you look!

What’s your favourite waterfall in Victoria? Have you been to Hopetoun falls?

Shot using the @fujifilmx_au XT2 long exposure

To my beautiful Laura, HAPPY 30th BIRTHDAY! 🎉🎉🎉🥳🥳👯‍♀️👯‍♀️

In one year you visited 14 countries, climbed to the top of a 15,200 ft mountain in Peru, almost fell off a cliff in Brazil, kissed more weird animals than most people, made best friends with a llama and hysterically cried seeing dolphins in the wild for the first time.

To top it all off, you started an eco friendly online business this year in the midst of a global pandemic.

You are beautiful on the outside but it’s on the inside that makes you so loved and adored by everybody who meets you.

Yesterday was officially the last day of your 20’s and today begins the “next best years of your life” 😍😍

Love always,

Me :)

Winding the clock back to early January on the #fl

Winding the clock back to early January on the #fleurieupeninsula in South Australia, such an incredible state with so many amazing things to do!

For those that don’t know we’ve been working really bloody hard on our adventure travel blog chrisandlauratravels, and we found out this week through our friend and mentors @nomadasaurus that one of our articles from the fleurieu is ranking on the 1st page of Google search results, kicking lonely planets butt 😉

Whilst it might not seem like a lot to most, this is a huge win for us and something we’re very proud of sharing.

We would love to share more about our journey in the blogging world and the big moves we’re making!

Some happy snaps from @downtherabbitholewines and Sellicks beach

Now these views are worth hiking for! Some happy

Now these views are worth hiking for!

Some happy snaps from our time in South Australia earlier in the year. This little pit stop is called the Stamford Hill hike in Lincoln national Park at the bottom of the Eyre Peninsula.

We stayed at Fisherman’s point for the night, one of the few points along the park accessible by a 2WD.

The other shots here were taken further down in Whalers Way at the Swimming hole & Fishery bay.

We wrote a blog post all about our time in the Eyre Peninsula and Whalers Way, link in our bio.

Have you guys ever been to the Eyre Peninsula? We called it home for a week or so and we’re craving to go back :)

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