I took a bit of a holiday from walking and content creation recently but I've finally got around to making this episode about my trip up through Sydney to stay with my Auntie in Glenorie. Also, I interviewed Colin Choat, author of the book 'Amateur Tramp' about Aiden de Brun, the first known man to walk all the way around Australia back in 1921. Go to http://amateurtramp.com/plant-a-treee/ to sign up to contribute to my content and get yourself a tree planted every month by me, Max Allan

Over the past couple of weeks I travelled from a park just outside Queanbeyan to Jambaroo in New South Wales. I had a rough time in Morton National Park, dipped my feet in the ocean for the first time and visited my Nan. I also get a tarot card reading from a woman I met in Bungendore. Go to https://amateurtramp.com/financial-contributions/ to help me with my journey.

I spent a whole week in Canberra. I speak a bit about what I did there but the bulk of this episode is an interview with Brett McNamara, the general manager for National Parks ACT.

I cross from NSW into the ACT via a beautiful town called Talbingo and the Australian Alps. My guest is a young adventurer named Dawn.

In this episode Max talks about his walk from the community in Brindabella to his stay at Buddong Falls camp site. And he interviews himself, asking the one question he gets most: "why?"

This week I meet two people named Terry and get to spend some time on some near self-sustainable properties. I visit a brewery and get to play live on stage. Visit amaturetramp.com for more on my adventures.

In this first episode Max Allan goes through his first week and a bit of walking around Australia. He also has an interview with future Sharman (not really) Rhiana