PacificEdge

In Tasmania, the Turning of the Fagus brings us into the mountains to witness a spectacle of nature

Look… up in the sky… it’s a cloud… it’s a trail… no, it’s a chemtrail! How those white trails in the sky became something more sinister…

How a traditional shelter was adopted by a generation of seekers…

Writers sometimes carry a notebook and make notes about a place, person or incident that captures a mere moment in time. They turn these…

One of the things I like about walking in the mountains is reading the landscape. I have no formal qualifications in geography, however my…

It was in the May of 2017 that I last visited Harry’s Cafe de Wheels. Sydney’s weather was at its autumn best that day, warm, a cloudless…

Sometimes, fiction takes us into the lives of others as effectively as does fact

The Hydra years: a film

A review of Laurence Gonzales’ Deep Survival-Who Lives, Who Dies, and Why

Making a brew on road or track stimulates the biochemicals and readies us for the steep climb ahead or to bring to an end that long drive…

THE BIOLITE CAMPSTOVE is a handy doo-dah for car campers who like cooking over a fire. Fill the device with twigs, light it and there you…

WE DRIVE the winding road, first though the tall trees of the temperate rainforest then onto the open alpine plateau. How different it is…