Tag: sea-change
Mooloolaba Mornings
The sun is waking even earlier than last week – about a minute earlier a day. By the end of this week, sunrise will be 5.45am. Enjoy it while I can, I say! Oh, and there were whales out there this morning. Yes, really! Too far out, of course, for photos, but exciting nevertheless. This …
Mooloolaba Mornings
Good morning. I have to admit to feeling a tad sore in the muscles today – I took myself off to No Lights, No Lycra last night and danced my little heart out in the dark. I’ll write more about it next week, but it’s a great workout, and awesome fun. The Alex hill did, …
Mooloolaba Mornings
If there’s a better way to start the day, I’m not sure that I can think of it right now. Welcome to a daily shot of Sunshine Coast love. Most days it will be sunsets, some days something else. This morning as we walked the beach the Pacific Jewel was offshore waiting for the …
22 things I’ve learnt about living on the Sunshine Coast…
Ok, so we’ve been residents on the Sunshine Coast for just over a month now (less a couple of weeks in Vietnam). We’ve settled in well and are loving it beyond words. I have a list a mile long of places to explore, but here’s what I’ve learned already: 1.Active wear is appropriate for most social occasions. …
Mooloolaba to Cotton Tree Coast Walk
With paths available all up and down the coast, covering a little extra distance than usual was also not difficult. Like this one: the coastal path from Mooloolaba to Cotton Tree. I started at sunrise and was back at the surf club at Mooloolaba for morning coffee with hubby. How far? I started the walk …
Alexandra Headland
Located between Mooloolaba and Maroochydore, Alex (as the locals call it) is a long sweeping stretch of sand with great surf and fabulous views up to Old Woman Island of Mudjimba and, further up, Mount Coolum. Popular with surfers – especially around the Headland at at the northern end of the beach – there’s also …
Welcome to navigator…
Hey there and welcome – it’s great you could drop by. What’s this site about? Essentially it’s about a sea-change, but it’s also about adventure and exploration. Let’s back-track a little…don’t worry, I won’t prattle on for too long. In October 1998, when our daughter was just 6 months old, we holidayed in Mooloolaba. We loved …
