Whale Watching Sydney
Between the months of April and November Humpback Whales are most commonly sighted along the east coast of Australia.
Category Archives: Nature
What it Means to be a Hurler
What it Means to be a Hurler By Marin Sardelic Here at The Outdoor Type we are more than proud to sponsor the Hurlers football team. There is no denying a vested interest exists, for I am a Hurler myself. This article by...
Ticks and People in the Australian Bush
Ticks and People in the Australian Bush Story by Blair Paterson The mere mention of ticks is a daunting and off-putting subject for many bushwalkers, campers and people undertaking activities in the Australian bush. Ther...
A Response to Pearls Before Breakfast
A different perspective on the morning commute to work.
Wilkie’s Poo
Wilkie’s Poo By Blair Paterson Part I Wilkie was a worm. Worms aren’t given much thought as they squirm hither and dither in the dirt underfoot but Wilkie wasn’t bothered. He knew his place in the world, knew he ha...
Sharks: Myths, Media and Misconceptions
Sharks: Myths, Media and Misconceptions Story by David Rutter Imagine if you will, the following scene: You are at Bondi Beach in Sydney enjoying a sunny summer’s day swimming in the waves when the shark siren soun...
Paddling the Senses
Sensory child- and adulthood vignettes about paddling.
The Rock
The Rock Story by Blair Paterson Standing If I had influence with the good fairy who is supposed to preside over the christening of all children I should ask that her gift to each child in the world be a sense of wonder ...
Pedalling the Elements
Vignettes of bicycling in the elements: earth, water, wind, fire.
Forgotten Glasses
A fateful chronicle about a lost pair of glasses.
