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Gillian Johnston

‘Our trip from the bottom of Tasmania to Queensland during coronavirus restrictions’

Gillian Johnston

Gillian was caravanning in Dover, Tasmania when coronavirus put a stop to further nomadding. Source: Getty Images

‘Local fear and coronavirus restrictions almost left us with no place to stay’

‘Local fear and coronavirus restrictions almost left us with no place to stay’

"When the coronavirus pandemic hit we were in Dover, which is 80 kilometres south of Hobart and only one town from the bottom of Tasmania."

It was on a windy road in Tasmania that Gillian had a near miss. Source: Getty Images

‘The near miss we had while nomadding was almost too much for us!’

‘The near miss we had while nomadding was almost too much for us!’

"Although we are learning as we go, this incident showed us that you just cannot control fate."

Gillian has discovered lot of ways to meet new people and make friends as she's travelled. Source: Getty Images

‘The solution to dealing with loneliness as a nomad traveller’

‘The solution to dealing with loneliness as a nomad traveller’

"All of this conversation has led to making contacts and sometimes friends, and there is never a dull moment."

Gillian shares her tips for nomadding. Source: Gillian Johnston

‘Want freedom and travel? Consider becoming a nomad’

‘Want freedom and travel? Consider becoming a nomad’

"I've found nomadding to be a totally different lifestyle and one to be enjoyed. I've met so many single, partnered and disabled people travelling."

A unique Tower Hill experience

A unique Tower Hill experience

A unique Tower Hill experience

This is continues the series of articles by Gillian Johnston as she travels with AAT Kings.The first article was ‘The...

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