Coast Views

Just north of Cape Mentelle is this beautiful beach. And what a day it was to see it, calm as a pond.

Cape Mentelle

North of Margaret River are the limestone sea-facing cliffs of Cape Mentelle. And just north of here... You'll have to wait to see in tomorrow's post.

Margaret River

The Margaret River proper. Summer is the dry season for south west WA, so the river is not flowing and typically the entrance silts up every year making a walk to the northern side possible.

Tree Of Knowledge

The Tree of Knowledge detail in Barcaldine. The structure of the original tree is recreated with an array of columns of hanging timber.

Barcaldine

A stop in Barcaldine to see the Tree of Knowledge. The structure is amazing in its detail.

Happy New Year 2025

The last sunset of 2024 falls on the Gondwana Stars Observatory as I prepared for a New Year's Eve star tour with some wonderful guests.

Curtin University

In the art district of Curtin University was this wonderful feature which I wandered past on the way to the Planetary Science department.

Murrili Meteorite

Not behind yesterday's door specifically, but in the Planetary Science Department are some amazing objects under research. This is one fragment of the Murrili Meteorite, famous because it was the first meteorite fragment tracked and found with the Desert Fireball Network of cameras run by Curtin University.

Desert Fireball Network

I wondered what was behind that incredible door. Now I know. I was fortunate to take a visit inside.

Leeuwin View

A beautiful view at Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse.