The Pinnacles: Western Australia’s Mysterious Desert
As I stare at the landscape below, I forget for a moment where I am. The landscape is quite surreal and unlike any that we have passed on our drive here. We are at the Pinnacles...
A Taste of Rottnest Island: Crayfish
The heady days of summer are over for another year and so is our time at Rottnest Island. We spend most of the summer here, hiding away in our old wooden boat in one of...
Sculpture by the Sea comes to Cottesloe Beach!
Sculpture by the Sea is a favourite event on the Perth art calendar. For two weeks in March, sculptors from all over the world take over Cottesloe Beach to exhibit their art. It is a...
A Taste of Melbourne: Lunch at Rice Paper Scissors
Melbourne is known for its laneways that are dotted through out the centre of the city. They are home to some fabulous street art, eclectic coffee shops and great little cafes. In one of these...
Rottnest Island in January: An Instagram Gallery
Clear blue water, white sand, snorkelling over reefs, fresh crayfish for lunch, pelicans on the beach and dolphins playing in the distance…it’s summer….and we’re on Rottnest Island! Rotto is our nickname for Rottnest...
Albany’s ANZAC Centenary
On November 1st, 1914 the first convoy of ships departed from Albany in Western Australia taking over 30,000 troops and 7477 horses from Australia and New Zealand…the ANZACs… to the battlefields of World War One....
Keeping Busy in Broome.
People visit Broome for many reasons. For some it is the gateway to the Kimberleys….the starting point on a drive along the famous Gibb River Road which can then take you through to Kakadu National...
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