Brilliant pure white Kangaroo paw at Lesueur NP
Let's take a moment to really look at each day, appreciate it's beauty, humour and uniqueness.
Monday, October 28, 2013
Leseur National Park
This Park boasts 900 different floral species and it seemed most of them were in flower, when we visited. With it's proximity to the white sand dunes and the sea it was quite a feast for the eyes. We counted over 100 varieties of wild flowers.
Thursday, October 17, 2013
The Pinnacles W.A.
Nambung National Park more commonly known as "the Pinnacles" is another of Nature's treasures with its ancient limestone peaks jutting from the sand after the sea receded 25-35,000 years ago. the Nesting Galahs were an added bonus as the sun lengthened the shadows.
Monday, October 14, 2013
Almost equal.
Brothers stretching upwards together. Not long now Tim before your baby brother towers over you.
Deserted
The first shoots
The vines in Margaret river are just beginning to shoot their new canes for the season, turning the rows a verdant green.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Lookout!
Amazingly in this nanny country of ours, we were still allowed to climb these, with gaps between the pegs easily big enough for a child to fall 100s of feet to their death.
We climbed all 3 of them 75mts (the Dave Evans Bicentennial tree), 65mts (the oldest Gloucester tree), and 56mts (the Diamond tree) and even the kids survived.
Luckily our most serious injury was still muscles.
Friday, October 4, 2013
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