For the latest Harpers Bazaar issue, we flew to a private island in Vanuatu.

Here is me doing my best Vanuatuan postcard girl pose with another giant plant. I spent 4 days barefoot and happy.

This was my home for the week.. a 300 year old javanese hut that had been transported in pieces and rebuilt on site. It was made entirely of wood and the floors were worn soft from years of use. It was a very special experience to be in the historical home of many generations and occupants before me.

This mother duck and her teenage duckling would come visit at dawn every morning and as you can see, they weren’t shy. They just waddled right in the back door.

We went horseriding in the rain and wore helmuts to protect ourselves not just from falling off but from the palms which were heavily loaded with coconuts.

After a hectic week of school and castings, we decided to take a little break and go to our favourite holiday place called Dromana in Victoria, Australia.

Horse riding along the beach and through the bush, Aimee’s horse was called Charlotte and mine was called Fleur.

We went to the strawberry farm, even though we didn’t buy any because they are out of season it was still a lot of fun. You can put pictures of strawberries on cups, kettles, pens, shirts, slippers, cards and hats!

and finally we came across these funny paintings on the side of a building!

Recently I was on a family vacation in the Bahamas. This was my third visit to the Bahamas, and I have to say that it is probably my favorite place to go to relax and have fun with family and friends! The water is turquoise and clear, the weather is amazing, and the Bahamians are so friendly and fun!
This time we went horse back riding on the beach, swam with dolphins and went snorkeling with sharks! I chickened out and didn’t go in at that part, but mostly because the water was cold, not because I was scared

that’s me riding a horse on the beach in the Bahamas