Little Harry Curtain has been around Australia with his family five times
By the time he was six months old, little Harry Curtain had been to every mainland state in the country - twice.
In fact he was only three weeks old when his family went on the road.
Now he's almost five, he has been around Australia five times.
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Tom Curtain and Annabel are on the road for half the year with children Harry and Lottie. Supplied
"He's probably seen more of Australia than most people," mum Annabel tells 9Travel.
That's because his dad is Tom Curtain is a Golden Guitar-winning country musician who tours the country performing for almost half the year.
The family are currently on his Good Life Tour, which combines the family's Award-winning Katherine Outback Experience from their Northern Territory home, with Tom's music.
Harry's little sister Lottie three also joins their parents on the road - alongside ten horses, 12 dogs, and four goats, and crew who take care of them.
And while many families would baulk at taking young kids on such epic journeys, the family has got it all sorted.
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Tom Curtain performing to a crowd while on tour Supplied
"You just make it educational," Tom tells 9Travel.
"I drive the truck. Annabel drives a car, towing a caravan, so we just take it in turns with the kids, the kids love being in the truck with their car seats.
"They love listen to a lot of music as we travel. They ask a million questions all about the landscapes, the cattle, the sheep fencing and things like that."
They do play car classic, iSpy too, he says.
Of course seeing wildlife such as emu on their long drives keeps them entertained in some areas.
"Lottie was six weeks old when we first hit the road, really, as a result they jump in the vehicle," Annabel says.
Meanwhile, Annabel admits overpacking for the kids, who are often content at simply playing in the long grass or kicking an old footie when they stop.
"This year I cut it right back, they both have one backpack of toys each," she shares.
The family are currently Tom Curtain's Good Life Tour, which combines the family's Award-winning Katherine Outback Experience from their Northern Territory home, with Tom's music. Supplied
And while they do have iPads, they're "strict" on what they use them for. But Annabel says there are a couple of gadgets her and Tom can't do without while travelling.
An air fryer has become an essential, and they even cook with it outside when on a campsite.
"We don't do any cooking inside the caravan. There's another few vans and they cook their own meals and come together, we'll have a big, a big social dinner," she says.
Plus Starlink internet means they can stay connected to run their business and for Harry to take part in School of the Air lessons, wherever they are.
Of course, life on the road isn't without some mishaps.
From flat tyres to heading the wrong way, they've coped with a lot.
"We sort of ended up up a mountain last year with the caravan in, massive storm, we got halfway up and we saw a sign saying no trucks or caravans... we had to keep going," Annabel says.
"Thank goodness we don't suffer from anxiety."
