Description
Discover the inspiring tale of 'The Art of Free Travel,' a captivating chronicle that showcases the journey of Patrick, Meg, and their adventurous family as they embark on a unique road trip across Australia. Leaving behind their comfortable life in regional Victoria, this family of four, including their children Zephyr and Woody, along with Zero the Jack Russell, set out for an epic 6,000km cycling expedition. This isn't just any ordinary trip; it is a transformative experience that prioritizes sustainable living, ethical practices, and revolutionary travel methods. Through guerrilla camping, hunting, and foraging, they demonstrate how to travel for free while embracing adventure and nature. This compelling narrative offers valuable insights into living economically and sustainably on the road, focusing on bartering permaculture skills and utilizing bush tucker. Their journey highlights significant themes such as community, resilience, and eco-consciousness, making 'The Art of Free Travel' an essential read for modern adventurers, travel enthusiasts, and eco-warriors alike. Join them as they document their encounters in Aboriginal communities and their participation in social movements like anti-fracking, all while navigating the toughest terrains in Australia. Dive into this bestseller published by NewSouth Publishing, and let their story inspire you to find freedom in travel while respecting our planet. Unleash your adventurous spirit and learn the art of living freely and ethically.