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About Love Life & Travel
As a Brisbane based travel specialist, I create captivating travel guides and insightful blog posts. With more than 15 years of experience as a travel agent, I am committed to motivating and assisting adventurers like you in discovering my local area of Brisbane and beyond. Let us set off on a journey together.
What have I been up to?
Exploring Washington D.C
In this upcoming episode I show you around Washington D.C. From the best sights & activities, how to get around and how to make the most of your stay. Stay tuned and subscribe on YouTube so you don't miss an upload.
The Owlery Cafe & Tea House
I recently took a drive out to Samford just so I could visit the highly recommended Owlery Cafe & Tea House, and my visit did not disappoint.
Situated right next to the Store of Requirement (the most magical store in Australia) the cafe is warm, inviting and a little bit quirky. The delicious food is made in house and is just like Grandma used to make.
If you are looking for a unique place to dine, I highly recommend the Owlery at Samford.
Sunflowers on Kent
IT is that time of year when Sunflowers are in full bloom, so I just had to visit my favourite Sunflower farm in Kalbar.
For $20 entry you can cut your own sunflowers and get some stunning photographs.
Visited White Ridge Farm
Earlier this month I visited White Ridge Farm in Elimba, about an hour north of Brisbane.
This award-winning farm is a great place to go with young children. From feeding the chickens, patting goats, donkeys and Llamas and so much more, there is plenty to keep everyone entertained.
This family-owned and run farm is the only open-to-the-public animal farm in the Brisbane and Moreton Bay region that doesn’t require bookings.
White Ridge Farm has a passion for creating memorable experiences where everyone can connect with animals, nature, and each other.
Purling Brook Falls Hike
Hike to the waterfall they said - it will be fun they said! ha-ha!
Purling Brook Falls is located in the Gold Coast Hinterland. This stunning waterfall is part of Springbrook National Park and is definitely worth a visit.
Once at the bottom the view is spectacular! Sit at the base of the falls and enjoy a picnic (bring a waterproof rug to put over the rocks to sit on as they will most likely be wet).
There are 265 steps on this walk and it's easier to walk in a clockwise direction. If you are physically fit, then this hike may be a breeze for you however for me it was a STRUGGLE and a half, Especially the hike back up to the picnic area. I would recommend good hiking boots and hiking poles for stability as there is plenty of uneven ground.
With the beauty of sheer cliffs and waterfalls also comes danger, always check Park Alerts for the latest conditions and closures, especially in wet weather. Always stick to the track - a slip could be fatal.
The circuit took me around 2 hours to complete at a very leisurely pace allowing for several stops to catch my breath, but it was definitely worth the effort and is highly recommended.
Visited Highland Hideaway Farm
If you know me, you will know how much I love Highland Cows. I have always wanted to get up close to some when I go to Scotland. So, imagine my excitement when I had the opportunity to have that experience MUCH closer to home.
A huge thank you to Trevor at Highland Hideaway Farm Tour for giving me the chance to spend time with your Highland cows! I will be back to enjoy the full tour experience soon and to feature it in a future vlog.
If you book a tour - be sure to tell them I sent you :-)