Tingle Tree Forest

Dragged ourselves out yesterday to visit the Tingle trees just out of Walpole. Our first outing since Graham bought the dreaded virus back to the van.
Was an easy 1 k walk. Was pleased it wasn't anyLæs mere
Wildflowers Walpole

Walpole

Walpole certainly ticked all the boxes. Stunning forests, with the impressive old Tingle Trees. I have fallen in love with them. Such wonderful shapes.
The inlets and waterways are lovely. It's aLæs mere
Windy Harbour

We didn't get to go fishing. Graham was sick. We had gone for a walk along Salmon Beach on Monday.
He had all the rods set up to go out early yesterday. Until he was up all night vomiting 🤢. He isLæs mere
Point D'entrecasteaux NP

We are currently camping at Windy Point Van Park.
Went for a drive to Point D'entrecasteaux NP. So spectacular.
WA has some of the most impressive coastlines. Will go back tomorrow and visit SalmonLæs mere
Big Brook Dam

Another beautiful day for exploring the Southern Forest around Pemberton.
We went to Big Brook Dam. Then, followed the gravel road through the Karri Forest. Was heavily logged in the past. It's greatLæs mere
Heartbreak Trail

We drove the Heartbrake Trail today. I'm not sure why it's called that. Was an excellent gravel road. Except where they were grading.
It's magnificent down here in the Southern Forest. When we wereLæs mere
Chocolates

OMG... we are camped behind the Southern Forest Cocolate Company, Pemberton. So beautiful here. We have an avocado orchard behind us. Grape vines growing on the other side. The most beautiful dam. ButLæs mere
Wildflowers Pemberton

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- Everlasting daisy's
- nodding blue Lily
- unknown. But interesting
- Pink Mulla Mulla
- flax lily
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- Velleia trinervis
- unknown
Jayes Bridge

It was so peaceful here on the river. Lots of open space and sunshine to keep the battery charged.
The added bonus of some magnificent big trees. The free camp area is surrounded by farms. They areLæs mere
Bridgetown ... revised

Back to Bridgetown for a couple of nights. How sweet are the flowers lining the main street. Open gardens this weekend here.
Got to visit my favourite craft store and pick up some yummy yarn.
WeLæs mere
Alexandra River Campground

I lovely campground on the river. Was one of the busiest places we have stayed in a long time. It is a popular spot to bring your boat. Apparently, the bream running at the moment.
It has been reallyLæs mere
Boranup Campground

We stayed here overnight. Had to go down to Augusta nearby to pick up a new water pump in the morning.
Was bitterly cold and drizzly rain all afternoon. So stayed tucked up inside. We did have an emuLæs mere
David Ugly Campground

@ Lake Kepwari
Lake Kepwari was formerly a mine and is now filled with water from the Collie River, making it perfect for water-based activities and lakeside camping. It is also used for water skiingLæs mere
Lake Kepwari-wildflowers

- Bitter Peas
- Blue Grass Lily
- Banksia
- One Sided Bottle Brush
- Yellow Kunzea
- unknown
- Purple Flag
- Bluebell Creeper
- Mirbelia
- South Africa Weed Orchid (introduced plant)
Pingelly

Another lovely little country town. Only overnighting here in the free RV site.
Some great old buildings. My favourite was the stage coach and horse drawn vehicles. I think it's probably a whileLæs mere
Quairading

We did the Nookaminnie Nature walk just out of town this morning.
The wildflowers are getting harder to find as it gets hotter. Was pleased to find some Boomerang Trigger Plant. A new one for use.Læs mere
Shackleton

Called into Shackleton today to check out Australia's smallest bank.
Bruce Rock

A one night stop over at Bruce Rock. Thanks for the free RV site.
What a magnificent memorial park. We popped out just before dusk to explore it. I lovely time of day to stroll around the gardens.Læs mere
Narembeen

Narembeen has a wonderful RV site/ van park run by the council. You can pick between paying and getting power & water. Or free camping fully off the grid. We could still use the laundry (washingLæs mere
Corrigin

Thanks, Corrigin, for another free RV site. Again, it is an easy stroll to the shops.
We enjoyed the 4.5 wildflower drive just out of town. I was hanging out the window playing spotter. Graham wasLæs mere
Wildflowers - Corrigin

These flowers were spotted on the wildflower drive through Corrigin Nature Reserve. Sadly a bushfire went through here the next day.
- Cone Flower
- Dampiera Lavandulacea
- Wild Foxglove
- FeatherLæs mere
Wildflowers-Kulin

More wildflower hunting in Kulin.
-Fox Banksia
- Trigger Plant
- Orange Flame Gravillea
- Stylidium Caricifolium
- Common Rootstock Spiderhead
- Roe's Caulifower Verticordia
- Showy honey - myrtle
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Kulin

Another lovely little country town. Home of the Tin Horse Highway. A fun display of tin horse made by local farmers. Missed their very popular bush races by a week.
There is also an amazing men'sLæs mere
Dumbleyung Lake

The lake where Donald Campbell achieved his world speed record on water. It's the largest lake in WA. Surrounded by wheat fields. The blue and gold make a very attractive setting.
That is a big tree. I am looking forward to your pictorial book when you finish your trip. Your pictures are wonderful. You can keep your virus though. All the best Denise [Denise]
RejsendeYes. They grow them big down here. Wasn't very impressed when Graham passed it on to me. But that life travelling. Hope you and the family are all well ❤️
RejsendeWhat a beautiful walk. 💖. Cool there. Really hot here. You’re not missing this heat. 😜
RejsendeI am very pleased to be missing the heat. But I am sure it will catch us up eventually. We are supposed to hit a high of 21° today. 🥵
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