Visiting Buderim Falls
Also known as Serenity Falls, this little waterfall is found in Buderim Forest Park, a sub-tropical oasis just a short drive north of the Buderim township and a delight to … Continue reading Visiting Buderim Falls
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Photo of the Week
This week’s Photo of the Week was not taken last week. (It was taken on Tuesday, August 30, 2016.) We’ve had rain, rain and more rain over the last week. … Continue reading Photo of the Week
Beautiful Music
The Sounds of the Aussie Bush I’m always sharing photos of what Dean and I see when we go out bushwalking, and we’ve seen some amazing things, but today I’m … Continue reading Beautiful Music
Kondalilla Falls
And A Little Trip Down Memory Lane Way back when I was in the midst of another lifetime, Dean and I decided to start bushwalking. We were hoping for something … Continue reading Kondalilla Falls
Woohoo Kakadu
A Living Cultural Landscape Despite the threat of rain, we had an amazing day today and I just wanted to share the wonder of what we saw. (In picture form … Continue reading Woohoo Kakadu
Litchfield National Park
The Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife Commission boast that: Our Parks and Reserves are the Jewel in the Territory’s Crown We could easily have missed this gem and are so … Continue reading Litchfield National Park
From Nowhere to Lake Argyle
After leaving Nowhere in a hurry early Thursday morning, we had a very pleasant drive through the eastern parts of the Kimberley region. We were 328 kilometres away from our … Continue reading From Nowhere to Lake Argyle
Kalbarri National Park
And The View Through Nature’s Window Kalbarri National Park is one of Western Australia’s best known parks and covers an area of 1,830.05 km2 (706.6 sq mi). It preserves an inland desert of … Continue reading Kalbarri National Park
Of Aces and Bridges
Visiting The Four Aces and One Tree Bridge Long ago, thousands of karri seeds sprouted in the ash of a burnt out log. They struggled fiercely for sunlight, water, and … Continue reading Of Aces and Bridges
A Bushwalk to Hellfire Bay
In Cape Le Grand National Park Sometimes victory lies not in reaching your target, but in returning to where you commenced your journey. It was impossible to resist a bushwalk … Continue reading A Bushwalk to Hellfire Bay
Bushwalking in the Red Centre
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park The Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park was first inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1987 for its outstanding universal natural values, and then again in 1994 … Continue reading Bushwalking in the Red Centre
Four Days of Wonder, Walks, and Wildlife
Thoughts on Location No 47 Kangaroo Island, South Australia We didn’t have an intentions of visiting Kangaroo Island, but we ended up there all the same. With a combination of … Continue reading Four Days of Wonder, Walks, and Wildlife
Bushwalking in The Grampians
Thoughts on Location No 44 Halls Gap, Grampians, Victoria With its rugged mountain ranges, rich cultural heritage, and stunning views, it’s not hard to comprehend why the Grampians National Park … Continue reading Bushwalking in The Grampians
The Great Ocean Road – Part 1
Initial Thoughts on Location No 42 (almost) Somewhere Along The Great Ocean Road Stretching for 242 kilometres (150.6 miles), The Great Ocean Road is not only one of the world’s … Continue reading The Great Ocean Road – Part 1
Bye Bye Basin View
Final Thoughts on Location No 35 Basin View, Illawarra Region, New South Wales The last three (plus) months has seen us gain some memorable experiences on the south east coast … Continue reading Bye Bye Basin View
Where We Wander
Goodbye concrete, so – Long carpet and floor boards, see Where we wander now.
Tackling the Didthul Walking Track
Pigeon House Mountain, Morton National Park The Didthul Walking Track doesn’t sound like an insurmountable task considering it is only 2½ kilometres (1.5 miles) in length, but although the NSW National … Continue reading Tackling the Didthul Walking Track
Fitzroy Falls and The Bridge
It seems like half a lifetime ago that Dean and I were camped at Gerroa and we took a drive through the Kangaroo Valley where we then went on to … Continue reading Fitzroy Falls and The Bridge
The Lighthouse and the Tubes
As a strong surge of sub-Antarctic air dubbed “The Antarctic Vortex” travels across Australia affecting up to two-thirds of the country (specifically the southern and eastern regions), Dean and I … Continue reading The Lighthouse and the Tubes
Two Days of Fun
In Booderee National Park We didn’t take the time to see all of the national park, but we did spend two days have a reasonably good look around. (This was … Continue reading Two Days of Fun
On A Day of Sunshine
We headed for The Basin Walk On our first (truly) sunny day in a little over three weeks, we decided we needed to go for a walk and selected a … Continue reading On A Day of Sunshine
Basin View – Part 1
Initial Thoughts on Location No 35 Basin View, Illawarra Region, New South Wales It is hard to fathom that Dean and I have been in Basin View for a little … Continue reading Basin View – Part 1
Getting Lost – Epilogue
In 2010, Dean and I had been bushwalking by ourselves for over two years and thought we could improve our knowledge of this activity we enjoyed so much by joining … Continue reading Getting Lost – Epilogue
Cradle Mountain
Thoughts on Location No 30 Cradle Mountain, Tasmania Cradle Mountain is situated in the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. Having already … Continue reading Cradle Mountain
