Potted bromeliads
The texture of the pots suits the prickliness of the bromeliads. Continue reading Potted bromeliads
The texture of the pots suits the prickliness of the bromeliads. Continue reading Potted bromeliads
This week’s shadow shot is from a lovely garden owned by a local artist, Jasmine Jan (check out her amazing … Continue reading Shadow Shot Sunday: Circularity in Red
Lined up at Camooweal, these big guys are best seen stationary. They’re scary critters, with their 176ft length, 115 tonnes … Continue reading On the Road: Triple Road Trains
One of the hazards of trying to cover over 1000kms a day driving is that there’s not much time to … Continue reading On the Road: Overland Telegraph Line
Driving the Stuart Highway often introduces some unusual sights. On our drive to Brisbane back in June we came across … Continue reading Clipped wings
Y IS FOR YELLOW WATERS Way back at the letter C is for Cooinda I made reference to a touring … Continue reading Y is for Yellow Waters
W is for WATARRKA NATIONAL PARK Once known as Kings Canyon, Watarrka National Park is a must-visit while you’re touring … Continue reading W is for Watarrka National Park
My post today combines the A to Z challenge but also the annual Trans Tasman ANZAC day blog challenge. CULTURAL … Continue reading V is for our valiant Indigenous ANZACs
S is for Ssssss Australians do love to stir visitors with the threat of its slithery, snapping, stinging, stabbing venomous … Continue reading S is for Slithering, Snapping, Stinging and Scary
O is for the OLGAS The Olgas or Kata Tjuta, as this rock formation is now known, is part of … Continue reading O is for the Olgas ( Kata Tjuta) and Open Gardens