Growing up in temperate suburbia, the very concept of snow is one of distant amazement. 5 hours for a Melbournian. From the very first winding ascent of a mountain the wonderment remains eternal...
Multi award winning wildlife photographer Charles Davis is a true local, 6th generation! Like all local kids in the Monaro, all he wanted to do was go snowboarding and as soon as he finished school he went overseas snowboarding, taking photos as he travelled, getting more and more...
Award winning country artist Fanny Lumsden’s 3rd full length album Fallow was written and recorded in a stone hut at their home in Tooma and launched a few hundred metres down the road at the Tooma rec reserve. The launch was a fund raiser for the Tooma/Maragle bushfire recovery, squeezed in on March 14, just before the lockdowns...
Extremely talented photographer and founder of Eskapee, Damian Breach has always loved mountain biking and photography. Working as a public servant with the Department of Defence, he lived in the United States for 4 years in his early 20's, racing downhill in...
Anna and Nat Segal have spent the last 2 years filming for their movie Finding the Line. Currently in Melbourne they are working hard to get the movie completed and submitted to film festivals, organising premieres and trying to balance working at Toasta food...
The Monaro Plains are a special place for artists Mikel Simic and Rose Ricketson. It's where they met and fell in love while working on a project with Big hART two years ago. They have now been living a very simple life out on the Monaro Plains for the last 6...
En-route to the mountains half way between Jindabyne and Thredbo you can't miss the Wild Brumby Distillery, especially with the old ute parked out front. A schnapps and gin distillery and cafe with Austrian inspired food, it's grounds are scattered with...
On tour with their latest album After the Flood, Mikelangelo and the Black Sea Gentlemen were back in the Snowy Mountains playing to a full house at Australia's highest altitude venue, the Sundeck, at this years PEAK Festival at Perisher. With real and imagined...
Combining their love of bikes, design, the arts and recycling, Emma Dinkgreve and Ivan Hackel have created a business making clocks, belts, jewelry and accessories out of old bike parts. Ivan is bike mad and has the scars to prove it. Getting his first downhill...
Born and raised in the mountain valley of Bulahdela on the mid north coast of NSW, indigenous contemporary dot artist Pauline Syron-Coxon now calls the Snowy Mountains her home. When Pauline and Anthony met, Anthony was a skier and his passion quickly became...
