pool party
These peacocks were regular visitors at the retreat's pool where I stayed. Byron Bay was once a hippie haven and places like this one were established to host gatherings for…
path from lighthouse
A lighthouse sits at one of the highest peaks of Byron Bay and is an excellent place to watch whales head towards the barrier reef. This path allows you to…
dogs have always been fascinated with me
every time I looked up from my meal, this dog was staring at me. I think his fascination must have peaked his owner's curiosity because he started to stare at…
Crystal Castle
These gold fish must get fed by visitors because as soon as I walked up they swam over and practically climbed out on to the ledge of the pool to…
chillin’ in Byron Bay
my approach to meditation is non-traditional and from a uniquely western perspective...bottoms up!
Auckland’s hypodermic needle
This is actually a sky tower for telecommunications built next to a casino but it's called the hypodermic needle for obvious reasons. There's a revolving restaurant at the top that…
Auckland suffragettes
New Zealand was the first country to legalize a woman's right to vote. A beautiful space near Albert Park and the Art Gallery celebrates this with murals, a fountain, and…
Waiheke Island – “wine island”
I think there are almost 15 wineries on this island - each with some drop dead views and really great wines. I took a ferry over and then got on…
seafood chowder at Queens Wharf
This is Auckland's main cruise terminal and Shuckers Brothers is where the locals hang after returning from a ferry to one of the surrounding islands. The chowder is made fresh…
Saturday market in Britomart
This is an adorable hipster pocket of Auckland that hosts an incredible weekend market of international foods and wares. This woman was selling homemade floral bags on her own because…
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