A few scenes from the Pilbara, where the changes between one patch of country and the next kept catching our attention. There is a mangrove tree standing in still water, a brilliant red Sturt's desert pea close to the ground, then a hillside of broken…
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We visited Hearson Cove in the morning, then returned after sunset for a very different version of the same beach. By then the tide had retreated so far that we could walk a long way out across the exposed flats. Sea snails and small crabs…
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We reached red-dust country, and the Ashburton River supplied a wonderful evening to go with it. Our free camp near Onslow had trees along the water and plenty of space to watch the light change. As the sun dropped, the trunks and branches picked up…
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It was lovely to have friends join us for a week around Kalbarri. None of us had explored the region before, so there was plenty of shared stopping, pointing and wondering what we were looking at. The iron-rich sandstone was a constant interest. Inland it…
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We spent a day walking the Loop trail in Kalbarri National Park with good friends. It takes you along the rim of the Murchison River gorge, with views into the side canyons, before bringing you down to the river itself. The change in perspective was…
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