To class under the amazing things : 4WDing and camping in a volcano crater, and watching the sun rise the next day, in Jawa, Indonesia (2012) Witnessed an underwater ballet with rays on the reef in New Caledonia (2010). Enjoyed the natural springs of Coward Springs after a week four wheel driving crossing the Simpson Desert (2009). Watched the sun rise on the desert, from a hot-air balloon above Alice Springs (1996). Getting soaked at the foot of the Niagara Falls (1992). To class under the stupid things : Fired a gun in a police academy while being totally drunk after my 18th birthday the night before (1995) Taking place in a go-kart race a few days after dislocating my shoulder in a motorcycle accident, finishing not last (4th) and breaking two other ribs during the race. Gotta love those painkillers ! (2007) To class under...amazing I think by far the most amazing experience was the whole "driving from Melbourne to Northern Laos" thing, when most nights were spent at local people's home, spontaneously invited, not speaking each other's language yet spending the most meaningful conversations. How's that for couchsurfing !

That's exactly the point. Humbly teaching, eagerly learning, and generously sharing.

I can offer an expat view of Australia, or rather "my" view of Australia, of Perth, or Western Australia. I can show you where I like to go, and maybe you'll like it too. And I have a few tips that might help you. Take it or leave it. What I won't offer, is a free bed for nothing in return. I'm only asking you share your experiences, your views, your opinions. Doesn't matter how old/young you are, I'm sure I've got as much to learn from you, as you might from me.

I just like people, in general. I'm also a fan of deserts, oceans, empty spaces. Exchange the ideas, the cultures, etc that's what's it's all about, right ? My belief is language and food are the best way to experience culture.