Jessica Adams is the editor of The Holiday Goddess Guide to Paris, London, New York and Rome (HarperCollins). Her astrology books include Essential Astrology for Women (HarperCollins) and Astrolove (Penguin).
Walking around the University of Tasmania grounds in Sandy Bay is a must if you are interested in Sixties architecture, secret waterfront dining or a bushwalk which may feature Tasmanian Devils.
Hobart’s Best Retro and Vintage
Hobart’s best retro and vintage is at The Tip Shop, as the locals call it, where classic 70’s typewriters, whole grand pianos and thousands of books (many new) can be found.
New Yorkers led the fashion for professional pet sitters a decade ago, and it’s now a way of life (and maybe a way to pay for your next holiday) if you try the new, sophisticated apps and websites which cater for you, dogs and cats.
Melbhenge – Melbourne Stonehenge
Melbourne’s skyscrapers, like Manhattan’s, create an artificial Stonehenge effect when the sun rises and sets. 
Walking around the University of Tasmania grounds in Sandy Bay is a must if you are interested in Sixties architecture, secret waterfront dining or a bushwalk which may feature Tasmanian Devils. 
Hobart’s Best Retro and Vintage
Hobart’s best retro and vintage is at The Tip Shop, as the locals call it, where classic 70’s typewriters, whole grand pianos and thousands of books (many new) can be found. 
The best Hobart outdoors nightlife is under cover, heated and an easy walk from the centre of the city. 
Where is the clean air shopping, dining and bar-hopping in Launceston, Tasmania? 
New Yorkers led the fashion for professional pet sitters a decade ago, and it’s now a way of life (and maybe a way to pay for your next holiday) if you try the new, sophisticated apps and websites which cater for you, dogs and cats. 
Go to the open-air Hobart Farm Gate Market for the best food in Tasmania. 
An afternoon nap is proven by science, medicine and NASA astronauts. 
At 2pm-3pm GMT every Tuesday, this £3 weekly Tarot class is an opportunity to give and receive readings as well as build your confidence as a reader. 
Join Joan Frew in Edinburgh, on Zoom, for a monthly fairy class, starting April 27th, at the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Centre.