Rowan Mercer
Private real name: Not publicly disclosed Birthplace: Nelson, New Zealand Relationship status: Divorced Children: One son Pets: A stubborn ginger cat called Pickle Blog topics: Western Australian travel, coastal towns, food, local history, road trips and practical family travel Previous work: Restaurant hospitality, cellar doors, events and regional tourism I grew up in Nelson, at the top of New Zealand’s South Island, in a house where the back door was rarely locked and someone was nearly always looking for a missing shoe.
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