One of Broome’s many amazing natural features and experiences is the Staircase to the Moon, where the full moon raises over the mudflats of Roebuck Bay at low tide. I was lucky enough to be in town for one of the lowest tides, with a rather large moon and can I just say, these photos just don’t do it justice. This spectacle is amazing. It is spectacular. See it!
Working hard again. Honestly the road was closed due to bushfires so we just had to stop for a break before turning around and driving 200km back the way we’d come! Oh and I rode a camel this week as well…
So I am in Broome at the moment. Technically it is a work trip, but due to semi-predictable circumstances I haven’t been able to head out bush in the past week. As a consequence, I’ve been making the most of my time here buy going to some of the events that form part of the Broome Shinju Matsuri Festival which opened last night with a whole lot of speeches and […]
Over the weekend some friends and I went camping at Redbank Gorge and climbed Mt Sonder. It was an awesome weekend with lots of swimming, but 35 degrees on the last day of winter is a bit rude really. Anyway, I survived, I didn’t reach the top of Sonder because I couldn’t handle the heat, but I had a great weekend. Enjoy my happy snaps!
On Saturday I got to go on a little jaunt around Trephina Gorge. Here are a few little happy snaps.
I took a selection of photos while I was away on my last work trip. Not much to say, other than that I love my job.
It rained yesterday, not just a little rain, but something like 25mm. This and the very cool weather resulted in a lovely misty morning which would have been more suitable to a southern town. Anyway it was great so I went for a nice walk.
A morning walk is good for you right? Well this morning I went for a nice stroll near my camp,about 200km south of Kununurra. For those of you inclined towards googling things, look up RB River, Western Australia. Anyway, amazing country!
This has to be one of my favourite camp sites I’ve found in a while.
The Graceful Cyclists 