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  1. @Coolmccool oooh i like the sound of #SlowCamping this is a thing i will be aspiring to

  2. @Coolmccool oooh i like the sound of #SlowCamping this is a thing i will be aspiring to

  3. slowcamping.com.au/index.php/2

    *Is it really possible to work while you’re ‘on the road’, while you’re out bush camping? is it possible to do your job effectively and earn a living as you travel?? The answer is both yes and no. Firstly, it’ll depend on what your job actually entails. If you’re working full-time at home already, and have all the digital infrastructure and support to do so comfortably set up, the transition should be relatively painless. If you have a suitable vehicle which you can turn into a home-office on wheels, with high-speed connectivity and enough power to keep your devices running, well, you’re mostly there.*
    #digitalnomad #SlowCamping #travel #bushcamping

  4. slowcamping.com.au/index.php/2

    *Is it really possible to work while you’re ‘on the road’, while you’re out bush camping? is it possible to do your job effectively and earn a living as you travel?? The answer is both yes and no. Firstly, it’ll depend on what your job actually entails. If you’re working full-time at home already, and have all the digital infrastructure and support to do so comfortably set up, the transition should be relatively painless. If you have a suitable vehicle which you can turn into a home-office on wheels, with high-speed connectivity and enough power to keep your devices running, well, you’re mostly there.*
    #digitalnomad #SlowCamping #travel #bushcamping

  5. A Bush Curlew (*Burhinus grallarius*) in the Atherton Tablelands, QLD. These can seem incredibly tame, since their technique to avoid potential predators is to remain motionless. They're pretty common up North and we seen (and heard) lots; but I have never seen any on the more populated SE coast. Their cries at night are extremely spooky.

    #birds #australia #Nature #Ozwild #Wildlife #SlowCamping #bushcamping

  6. A Bush Curlew (*Burhinus grallarius*) in the Atherton Tablelands, QLD. These can seem incredibly tame, since their technique to avoid potential predators is to remain motionless. They're pretty common up North and we seen (and heard) lots; but I have never seen any on the more populated SE coast. Their cries at night are extremely spooky.

    #birds #australia #Nature #Ozwild #Wildlife #SlowCamping #bushcamping