Here’s a little departure from the usual travel theme. Regardless of where you are in the world, there’s usually a raft of things you’d like to be achieving, right? When that to-do list gets a bit out of hand, a little voice inside might ask “Do I have to?” It might plead: “Don’t make me!” It might … Continue reading
Brisbane, with its evergreen gardens, gleams under vast skies. Flashes of magenta bougainvillea adorn South Bank’s arbour. Sub-tropical Brisbane is humming with a quiet confidence these days. There’s a background buzz playing base note to the blossom-scented seasons. Queensland’s capital is home to 2 million and entertains more than 12 million visitors annually with its … Continue reading
The Toronto Star West country wanderings in England Words and pictures by Sara Moss (special to the Star) EXMOOR, ENGLAND—I’d missed the hourly bus into North Devon’s national park Exmoor by three minutes. But had I caught the bus I wouldn’t have met Jim. After two train rides, I’d arrived in Barnstaple, North Devon’s commercial … Continue reading
Australian Traveller magazine To the manor drawn Words and pictures by Sara Moss My discovery of Middleton Manor was purely serendipitous. It came late one afternoon upon leaving Witta, a tiny town near Maleny on a verdant swathe of mountainside at the southern end of the Blackall Range, in Queensland’s Sunshine Coast hinterland. I was … Continue reading
Everything France magazine Neverending story Words and pictures by Sara Moss It’s like a Kathy Lette plotline: Australian Sara Moss visits the rolling Normandy countryside and first sees her future home and future husband on the same day. Within months they are married; and this is where the story really gets going… After one business … Continue reading