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A brief post for the many, many people who said we couldn't travel to remote places with Lex.
Post-Melbourne trip, my son, at 8 weeks, has seen more of the country than most of the people who offered me this advice, and we aren't home yet. Interestingly we have discovered travelling with him so far inland is no different than travelling with him from Canberra to Melbourne was.
10,000 years ago we all used to be nomads, yet somehow we managed.
And I have the Belwood!
A quick selection of pictures of places he's been, below the cut.
Post-Melbourne trip, my son, at 8 weeks, has seen more of the country than most of the people who offered me this advice, and we aren't home yet. Interestingly we have discovered travelling with him so far inland is no different than travelling with him from Canberra to Melbourne was.
10,000 years ago we all used to be nomads, yet somehow we managed.
And I have the Belwood!
A quick selection of pictures of places he's been, below the cut.
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I wish I could have been such a well-travelled baby at that.
...oh, wait. I was (Canada - England - Canada - Australia). Hrrm. Not sure what to make of that, except that maybe a well-travelled baby won't necessarily grow into a wanderlusting adult? Sigh.
I do think I was pretty good as a travelling pre-teen/teenager though (no "are we there yet?", I just learned to sit in the back and tell myself stories until we got somewhere).