Hi everyone, welcome back to my half lap of Australia.  A couple of weeks ago I brought you the first installment - a brief overview ...

This week I am very happy to be guest posting over on Jo Castro's ( Lifestyle Fifty ) partner blog Zig-a-Zag . Jo's Zig-a-Zag blog s...

For those who are regular readers of my blog you will probably know that I love photographing wildflowers. I had a wonderful time photograph...

Have you ever been to Mount Augustus in Western Australia’s Pilbara region?   We hadn’t before this last July. I wondered why we had never b...

Regular readers of my blog will know that life has changed for me over the last couple of months in a way that was totally unexpected, and m...

Hi everyone, I hope you have enjoyed my last two posts about camping in Karijini National Park in Western Australia's Pilbara region. If...

Getting ready for a camping holiday always involves a bit (or a lot) of planning.  There is the camper trailer to check over and make sure...

We have been away for the last 2 weeks travelling and camping in our Pilbara and Mid-West region through Karijini National Park, Mt Augustus...

KARIJINI NATIONAL PARK, PILBARA, WESTERN AUSTRALIA The only thing that breaks the silence of the piccaninny dawn at Karijini is an orchest...

PILBARA, WESTERN AUSTRALIA - July 2006  They say a true fisherman is always ready to have a go at some fishing anywhere anytime, and so i...