I’m thinking of sharing stuff from my archives that I haven’t shared here before. This might include videos or stuff I’ve written for school and stuff. Here’s a compilation of videos I took in Australia when I went last September. Putting these together was a lot of fun and reminded me of how much I love to edit videos. I love visuals!
To tide you over until the next travel post, here’s a little something from my archives:
If you want to read my blog posts about Australia: here’s the one about Cairns and the one about Melbourne.
Some more travel videos will be coming to my YouTube channel. Keep your eyes peeled! My channel’s a bit disjointed and I have a few more classic rock video series ideas for it so it can be a true companion to this blog. Not exactly informative Diversity of Classic Rock style stuff, but more fun stuff. Kinda want to leave it as a surprise for now.
Just gotta have the motivation to get out my camera and record some videos. Takes a lot more effort to put together a video because I want to look good – takes a lot of time to do hair and makeup.
Anyway, next blog post will be about the cruise I took to the Caribbean. That will be up at the end of the week.
Shout out to my good friend and Topaz level Patron, Patrick.
Loved this post and want to see more great posts like this and show your appreciation for The Diversity of Classic Rock? Chip in some money on Patreon (monthly donation) or Ko-Fi (one-time donation). Or buy my merch or my photography prints on RedBubble. This is totally optional, but extremely helpful. Every little bit helps.
All Diversity of Classic Rock content will remain free, but Patrons get some nice perks, like early access to blog posts, birthday cards, Skype calls with me, and exclusive behind the scenes posts. Every dollar helps. If you cannot afford to donate to The Diversity of Classic Rock, there are many free ways to support the blog: clicking that follow button on my website, turning off your AdBlock, following me on Facebook or Twitter, liking posts, sharing posts, leaving nice comments, or sending your music for review. Thank you!
The Diversity of Classic Rock 