HELLO from Devonport!

It's my second day here along with Josh Gibson, Max Bailey, Jarryd Morton, Brad Sewell, Liam Shiels, Jordan Williams, Sam Menegola and Tom Schneider and it's a really great little town.

Thankfully we didn't have to get on any planes today because I don't think big Max Bailey is ready for that yet.

Myself and the big fella jumped on a small eight-seater yesterday and headed to King Island to take part in some community activities.

The weather has been a bit rugged here so when we were flying through the clouds, we were getting thrown about a fair bit and I reckon Maxie was looking for a parachute at one stage.

But I was really impressed with the place when we got there. We went for a walk and had a bit of a kick around with the locals and I loved it. I seriously reckon I could see myself retiring there one day. 

We kicked off today with a light run and it was great to get out and have a bit of a look at the area.

Our days are always pretty full down here and this one was no exception. After the run we got right into 'Walk with a Hawk,' which is a community activity we took part in as part of Devonport City Council's BeActive program.

It was a really good turn out for the wander around a new walking track that finished with a few footy drills with the kids at the end of the trail. I always enjoy having a bit of a laugh with the kids and this was a lot of fun.

The lads hit Subway for lunch after that and I smashed my favourite foot-long roast chicken on Italian herb and cheese. I used to be able to eat two of them, but not anymore. I don't know what happened.

Then it was off to Burnie footy club about 45 minutes away for another clinic, but the weather has been a bit bleak down here so we were forced inside.

Dinner was thanks to the Devonport Football Club and it was great to have a steak and swap a few stories with the local lads.  

We're off to Launceston tomorrow with our intra-club on Friday and I can't wait.