Angus & Julia Stone live

Sold out since end of January, I luckily managed to find a ticket to see the duo who rocks my life from the road trip in Western Australia, on my Great Ocean Road bicycle ride (music help in hills), following me until the streets of Sydney.

I am not surprised that their new album is intituled “Down the way”, how it reminds me all the landscapes I could admire during my Australian bit of travel and life when I listen to them. I invite you to discover the folk music of Angus and Julia Stone right now here and there.

Sydney Harbour national park - Mosman - Balmoral

From Circular Quay, catch the ferry to Taronga Zoo Warf. Enjoy a ten minutes cruise on the bay.




Arriving North shore, follow the coast on a pretty walkway among the gum trees which offering an amazing view on the city. Feel free to take a seat on the friendly benches disposed on the way. Also, some paths invite you to accede to quiet beaches. Be sure to dispose of enough time to speak to the locals, always opened for a chat about their beautiful country or to take you in picture.

Continue your walk and you will discover old army strategic places. Always situated on high heads, they are now open to every lovers of the Bay. You hiked a bit, now walk down to Balmoral beach and take a worthy rest on the little peninsula.


Don't forget, the last ferry is at 19.00 so take the quick bus 285 to the Zoo.


















Great, sunset time and cruise again…

Manly Scenic Walkway – North Head

As a part of the Sydney Harbour National Park, North Head of Manly was a military zone, now almost open to walk all around the cliffs, and to appreciate views on the city, Watson Bay, Manly and the Northern Beaches.








It is so fantastic to find so many natural sites close from the CDB.

Bondi Beach

It seems the summer is lasting.

Heat and sun come finally after a mixed season.

Bondi beach, good for surfing or just for the mood; for the sand among the toes.

Work, finally

I’ve got a job ! I work as a casual waitress in the catering and functions services of Sydney University, approximately 2 days per week.
I remember the email I sent before leaving France in May 2009. I had naively written: “My plan is to travel 2 months and to work 10 months”… ah ah ah. It is quite the opposite which ended up happening…

Royal national Park

Garie beach… and go back to Sydney throught the Royal National Park.
It is the world's second oldest purposed national park after the Yellowstone one in the US. And to give back the van, already.

Kangaroo Vallee

Jervis bay

In the Booderee National Park, Jervis Bay teases with her incredible beauty, crystal clear waters and proclaimed whitest sand of the world.

Again, Australia takes me breath away.

Cave beach







Murrays beach



Sunset in Green Patch campsite...

Grand Pacific Drive

Hiring a van.
And feeling free to go and sleep everywhere, awesome.

Let’s go South of Sydney for few days, following the Grand Pacific Drive along the coast and enjoying massive natural landscapes; majestic gum trees and pristine beaches...