Potted bromeliads
The texture of the pots suits the prickliness of the bromeliads. Continue reading Potted bromeliads
Category: Northern Territory
Shadow Shot Sunday: Circularity in Red
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
On the Road: Triple Road Trains
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
On the Road: Overland Telegraph Line
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
Clipped wings
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
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
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
V is for our valiant Indigenous ANZACs
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 Slithering, Snapping, Stinging and Scary
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 ( Kata Tjuta) and Open Gardens
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
