Pinnacles & Lancelin
pinnIt’s three months, now, since I arrived in Perth, and this weekend found myself anxious to do a little more exploration. So yesterday I headed off to the Visitors Bureau … Read the rest “Pinnacles & Lancelin”
Travel is one of my all-time favourite things. From my days as a child, I loved going to visit family in Brisbane. I did my first overseas trip at 17. I love nothing more than catching a plane/train somewhere, and discovering what else the world has to offer.
pinnIt’s three months, now, since I arrived in Perth, and this weekend found myself anxious to do a little more exploration. So yesterday I headed off to the Visitors Bureau … Read the rest “Pinnacles & Lancelin”
Walpole is a small community of about 300 people located about 120km west of Albany on the south coast of Western Australia.
The town was originally established in the early … Read the rest “Walpole”
Although at opposite ends of the country, Sydney and Perth are united: Sydney has the harbour and Perth has the river. Unlike Brisbane and Melbourne, for example, where it’s a … Read the rest “Swan River Cruises”
It’s Saturday afternoon. It’s another fine day in Perth. I haven’t really done all that much today, but I don’t feel like it’s been a wasted day. I got up … Read the rest “Busy Times Travelling”
I was told before leaving Perth that Karratha was like an ordinary working class “new suburb” plonked straight on an unattractive mud flat.
How unkind, I thought. It was my … Read the rest “Karratha”
Last night, I slept!
It’s Monday morning and I’m still on holiday. I’m half-watching Bert Newton on television, ahead of a few social engagements including a preview of the new … Read the rest “Visiting Griffith”