Life Trove

Back in Cape Town, Russell, Roger, and I had a regular, somewhat clandestine ritual: the Sex Quiz in Observatory. It was held in a private b...

Russell has a vast, almost intimidating general knowledge. He possesses a photographic memory that never fails; I also have a photographic m...

During the years Russell and I were housemates at Willow Road, the house became a laboratory for high-stakes, low-budget adrenaline. We didn...

Brothers Russell and Roger are among my closest friends, and our friendship has always been fueled by a mutual love for the well-executed pr...

On Sunday, Roger, Jocelyn and I went to Watson's Bay for a walk to The Gap and The Hornsby Lighthouse.  And of course, we had fish and c...

Roger and Jocelyn came to Sydney and it was wonderful to meet up with them.  We walked from Darling Harbour to Circular Quay where we had a ...

 

 Roger came to Sydney for a few days and it was lovely to catch up.  We went to a great Thai place for dinner, finished off with Messina Ice...

   

We explored the Cataract Gorge on the "inclinator" and then admired their resident peacocks.   Roger and Jocelyn stayed on in...

Tasmania experienced its biggest snow fall of the year just before we went.  Unfortunately this meant that Cradle Mountain and Dove Lake we...

Stanley was a lovely, sleepy town on the northern coast of Tasmania. We stayed in a cosey place close to the water.  Thankfully they had a p...