Lisa and I couldn’t work out when we had last visited this spot. I didn’t think it had been too many years but my images indicate it has been ten. Crooked Brook is a great hidden gem, not too far from where Lisa works in Boyanup. A possible reason this place is kept in tip-topContinue reading “Paper flowers”
Category Archives: Going walkabout
The tipoff
At work I’m not known for mingling or sitting in the tea room to have a yarn, and can usually be found tucked away in front of my computer getting on it. Some may say I’m a little introvert and others may say antisocial, but for me I’m there to work and live my lifeContinue reading “The tipoff”
The things people do
This image just doesn’t do justice to the spectacle we were lucky to observe today, again due to the size of most of the flowers the colour is mostly lost amongst the foliage of the vegetation. Lisa and I have been to the Ambergate nature reserve a few times, last year we came here inContinue reading “The things people do”
Sitting pretty
Last year Lisa and I camped out at the Stirling Ranges for our anniversary at the end of October. It was a hot few days and while we did get a bit of rain to cool things off briefly, in truth it was pretty uncomfortable. But, as is always the case when we crash atContinue reading “Sitting pretty”
The beetles
Despite being the last day of a long weekend, we risked a walk at Cape Naturaliste. Located at the northerly end of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park this is where the Cape to Cape track, mentioned in my last post, starts or ends depending on whether you hike south to north or north to south. WhyContinue reading “The beetles”
The South African pest
Lisa and I headed out for a local wander today. The forecast was a tad iffy so we didn’t fancy going too far afield only to be rained on, as happened last weekend. But we needn’t have worried and the precipitation never came and it even started to feel a bit too warm when theContinue reading “The South African pest”
Nil point
Today we had an early start with every intention of enjoying an eighteen kilometre track in the forests near Dwellingup, the aim was for us to start the walk at 8am. The forecast wasn’t great, but Lisa was prepared to risk it on the proviso that I didn’t stop too many times to take imagesContinue reading “Nil point”
Itsy bitsy spider
Last weekend Howsie and his family had enjoyed a great few days out at Narrogin, exploring the local reserves and he sent me an image of a cluster of amazing looking orchids. Upon asking him if he left it was worth the drive out there for a day trip, he hesitated. Quite rightly to, asContinue reading “Itsy bitsy spider”
Fairy lights
Lisa and I, encouraged by a lovely but short walk last weekend, headed out today for a longer hike inland. Neither of us had been to Greenbushes before, and I have only ever know it as a lithium mine with a town site tacked on. That’s a bit harsh as Greenbushes has been round sinceContinue reading “Fairy lights”
Quietly hopeful
Lisa and I haven’t been out for a walks of late, and with each passing weekend there has been one reason or another as to why we didn’t get out. But with each passing week it seems to be harder and harder to get motivated, and get back into the swing of heading out forContinue reading “Quietly hopeful”