photography . travelling
The Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk
On 10. March 2020 by CookieThe Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk lets you walk in a loop through the canopy of the Red Tingle forests in the Walpole region.
photography . thoughts
Understory, and the bushfires of Northcliffe
On 3. March 2020 by admin4772Northcliffe is a small town with a great art installation named Understory. Part of it are sculptures dedicated to the people who were affected by the bushfires in 2015
photography . travelling
The Blackwood River Trail in Nannup
On 2. March 2020 by CookieThe Blackwood River Trail is a walking trail that leads you along the Blackwood River and back in about two hours.
photography . travelling
Nannup
On 1. March 2020 by CookieNannup is a quaint little town in the middle of a lot of forest.
photography . travelling
Through Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park
On 26. February 2020 by CookieLeeuwin Naturaliste Nationalpark spans along the coast in the south western part of Western Australia, near the Margaret River region. On one end is Cape Naturaliste, on the other end is Cape Leeuwin.
photography . travelling
The murals of Bunbury
On 21. February 2020 by CookieWhile walking through Bunbury, I noticed the many murals for the first time. Around each corner, I found another great piece of art.
photography . wildlife
Penguin Island, minus the penguins
On 20. February 2020 by CookiePenguin Island is a small island in the Shoalwater Bay and home to the Little Penguins. Unfortunately, if you visit during the daytime, you need to be really lucky to see those in the wild.
photography . travelling
Fremantle and Sculpture at Bathers
On 19. February 2020 by CookieFremantle is a nice, artsy town. We had a look around and got to see “Sculpture at Bathers” as well, an outdoor art exhibition.
photography . travelling
Sunrise in a hot air balloon over the Avon Valley
On 2. October 2019 by CookieWe have been ballooning over the Avon Valley during sunrise.
photography . travelling
Australia’s biggest talc mine
On 30. September 2019 by CookieJust a few kilometers outside of Three Springs, Australia’s biggest talc mine can be observed from a lookout.