The only thing that makes this photo scream summer that bit more, were the amount of mosquitos eating my neck.
Calm before the storm in the Bay of Fires. Right before I got heat stroke. The doctor said I was possibly the first person to get it in Tasmania.
The Olgas, as I've repeated myself to people many times, is the most incredible landscape Australia has to offer. In my humble-have-hardly-seen-enough-of-the-country-opinion it's something everyone needs to see for themselves.
Here's the big hunk Che Parker enjoying a beautiful balance of work and relaxation.
I lived in a hotel in Hollywood for a few weeks. Something I'll never do again, but you've gotta try everything I guess.
We built this BBQ in the winter. Watching it fill with water every day for months, you'd understand why we stopped using the kitchen as soon as the sun came out.
Luke drove everywhere in America, and I had the pleasure of watching everything disappear behind me. Coming out of Joshua Tree National Park. Not advised in summer.
Dogs. Everyone needs one. You can pretend your friend's dog is your own. Isn't he beautiful?
A helping hand out of the figure eight pools in Burning Palms.