300 Followers – Thank You!
This morning I woke up to see that we now have over 300 WordPress followers to our Geokult Travel blog – how exciting! Over the 3.5 months since we started we have achieved:… Continue reading
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365 Places: Nhulunbuy
Day 40: Nhulunbuy, Northern Territory, Australia I have only visited Nhulunbuy once, when I was invited to take part in a workshop with the Northern Territory Library, where for two days, a range… Continue reading
365 Places: Bellingen
Day 29: Bellingen, New South Wales, Australia Today, we wandered over to Bellingen, a lovely village about 20 minutes south of Coff’s Harbour. It is known for being a beautiful location as well… Continue reading
Check out our new section of the site: Destinations
Good morning lovelies! To make it easier to find articles and photos of some of our favourite locations, we have created a new section of the site: Destinations. Under the tab, located on… Continue reading
200 followers – thank you!!
Thank you to everyone who visits our site and likes and follows our posts. We really appreciate your support – it inspires us to continue to write and publish our travel stories. Don’t… Continue reading
Help us make 200 followers: it’s still the w’end in some parts of the globe:
Yesterday we hit 500 likes on our travel site www.geokult-travel.com . We are really excited to share that we almost have 200 followers. We would love to make this milestone this weekend, so if you… Continue reading
365 Places: Launch
Over the past few years, I have watched with great interest friends and fellow artists who have created visual diaries from taking photographs of their everyday life and themselves. Many of these projects… Continue reading
Tilley’s – a Canberra institution
When we first arrived in Canberra in 2001, we lived in a tiny apartment in the infamous Brigalow Court in O’Connor. The rent was cheap, it was close to the school, the university… Continue reading
Youth Week Canberra: Burner Collective
Today we headed over to Glebe Park in Civic to check out a Youth Week event “Beats in the Park”, put together by Burner Collective, a collaboration between Lukas Benson and Angus Adamson.… Continue reading