STICKY BEAK: HOUSE OF THE WEEDY SEADRAGON
On the remote Tasman Peninsula in the south-east corner of Tasmania, lies Pirate Bay, home to the House of the Weedy Seadragon.
Bonnie flew to Tassie to check out this perfectly imperfect Tassie holiday shack, owned by Reno School sisters, Clair and Lara, and their family.
Join Bon for a look around, or what we Aussies call a ‘sticky beak’…
“Seafarers came here, whales were a plenty and Weedy Seadragons combed the kelp forests. This is a place for refuge, while wildness beckons beyond the windows.”
Do you dream of renovating your own holiday shack? Three Birds Reno School can help you turn your dreaming into doing. You’re in luck because the doors open soon for our last intake in 2022!
With over 20,000 members from over 60 different countries in our exclusive Reno School community, you’ll be sure to get all the support you need for your own project.
Make sure you’re on the waitlist to be the first to hear when it’s time to join.
