a journey to live
Why nomad in Australia
Hi, my name is Sara and with my partner Mike we are about to set out to a true Aussie experience: go nomad!
Career and love got us in Australia a few years ago. Still, how two scientists born in Italy end up in a tent in the wilderness, on the other side of the world? For fun? Not really. Why then?
To live.
I have been diagnosed with MCS (Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, also called Chemical Intolerance). There is no cure. There are treatments. But, due to the peculiarity of this illness, the only way to get better is to find a healthier place to live, where my body can start healing.And that’s where our journey begins. This country is too beautiful to keep it for ourselves and we are going to share its breathtaking scenery with you.
This is a photo journal of our adventure into the wild and its challenges, in search for a new home.
Will we find our slice of paradise?
The journey
Chapter 1
Before the big migration
Latest posts
Orion
Most of the sky in Australia is never visible from Europe. Here, I don’t know the names of most visible constellations. But I can still see Orion, surprised to be head over heels*. * The whole sky is upside down
... Read moreThe Large and Small Magellanic Clouds
There are so many more stars in the Southern than in the Northern Hemisphere! The Large and Small Magellanic Cloud are real “dwarf” galaxies that, despite their classification, actually take a big chunk of the sky.
... Read moreNight sky
I don’t think I will never get used to the Australian night sky. Taken as accounted for by most Australian-borns, it looks just impossible for an European. In particular in Italy it is hard to escape the reddish glow coming
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