Recuperating with Mother Nature's help.

July 18th, 2013, 11am

It was 13°C with few clouds. The breeze was light.

Following eight operations in just two years—including eye surgery, a full knee replacement, and a successful fight against cancer—I’ve been taking it easy at a campsite at New Norfolk, on the banks of the Derwent River in Tasmania, Australia.

The constantly changing show put on by Mother Nature is keeping me sane and rested. I’m rewarded each day with a kaleidoscope of weather events—heavy frosts, languid fogs, some sun, and spectacular cloud formations, wind, gales, rain, and snow on surrounding peaks.

All in a day’s work when you’re situated on an island blocking the Roaring Forties.


Gueorgui, Amal, Chris and David Wade said thanks.

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Allan Moult

Writer/photographer travelling full-time around Australia in a fully self-contained converted bus with enough solar panels to power the computer arsenal and make decent coffee.

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