• Country: Australia
  • Website: http://travelskerricks.blogspot.com
  • Biography: oh, y’know. i just hang around, mostly.
  • Languages: English.
  • Favourite Places: the garden, Western Australia, the couch, Cambodia

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  • 15th July

    • 6:31am

      commented on California Beers in Beers of the World

      adam - grain and grape, great suggestion, just around the corner from my house (and can't believe i didn't thinki of it myself).

  • 24th June

    • 2:50am

      commented on The Worst of the Worst in Beers of the World

      lavender beer at a brewery in yallingup, western australia. just vile. take fosters and drop in a cake of your grandma's soap. steep. drink. puke.

    • 2:47am

      commented on East v West in Food in the morning

      I'm with katie_f: porridge with a bit of fruit (preferably rhubarb) and some kind of sweetener (preferably golden syrup) is the finest everyday breakfast there is. But you know what? I still get excited just about every morning about toast with peanut butter. Toast! PEANUT BUTTER! Life is good.

    • 2:44am

      commented on Typical Western breakfast in Food in the morning

      and i thought nothing could shock me anymore. how wrong i was.

    • 2:40am

      posted a Photo to Wild things

      Please be careful

      Please be careful I've never seen a quoll in the wild, but it's lovely to know they're out there. This was taken along the Waterfall Way in New England, NSW, Australia

    • 2:38am

      posted a Photo to Wild things

      Douc Langur, Vietnam

      Douc Langur, Vietnam A gorgeous douc langur, an endangered leaf-eating monkey found in Indochina. This guy lives at the Endangered Primate Research Centre in Cuc Phuong National Park, Vietnam.

    • 2:37am

      posted a Photo to Wild things

      Playing with a tiger cub

      Playing with a tiger cub My brother wrestles a rescued tiger cub at Phnom Tmao wildlife rescue centre, just outside Phnom Penh, Cambodia. It bit me, which hurt, but was the best experience of my life.