11 February 2021
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From collecting tea towels to travelling the wrong way by bullet train, presenter Osher Günsberg shares his holiday habits and mishaps.
Marcoola on the Sunshine Coast.
my wife’s home country of Fiji.
Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park.
a tea towel, my collection is quite impressive.
I listen to podcasts and audio books, and I’m currently watching Rick & Morty on Netflix.
Matthew De Abaitua’s The Red Men.
Kindle.
Kathmandu hiking boots, a ridiculously garish wide-brimmed wicker hat bought at Gladstone airport and as many boxer shorts as I can carry.
make meticulous checklists, and then zip-tie bags closed when I’m done.
gets to know what makes the people where I go the same as the people from where I’m from.
we were on holiday in Japan, taking the 300-kilometre-per-hour bullet train from Tokyo down to Kyoto. We were disembarked to change trains about half way, and were supposed to catch the 1.13pm train onward. At 1.11pm a train pulled up at the platform we were on and so we jumped on. We ended up going 300 kilometres per hour in the wrong direction, and yes there had indeed been another train two minutes later – we were just used to jumping on the train that vaguely looked and sounded like it was the right one at the roundabout time. It’s all good, the same incredibly efficient rail system that we got lost on ended up getting us to Kyoto only 30 minutes later than we had expected.
In beautiful Melbourne.
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