Your partner didn't really want you to leave, but you felt you were owed something due to the cancelled trip. Driving into the wheatbelt, it wasn't as misty as the day before. Cloud cover had hung over much of the southwest overnight, keeping temperatures above 4°C and limiting condensation in the gullies and lowlands. You … Continue reading Bobakine Nature Reserve: The Vagueness of Memory, Meaning and Place
Wongamine Nature Reserve: Geography of an Island Community
The morning mist has lifted by the time you reach the reserve. As you enter the woodland, the sun rises higher and a clear blue sky yields unfiltered light that is cast upon the cream coloured trunks of Wandoo. The soils here are clay-brown and they feel gentle underfoot. They have a softness that compliments … Continue reading Wongamine Nature Reserve: Geography of an Island Community
Helena Pipehead Walk: Confluence of Relationships
As you follow the trail along the edge of the valley, the clouds in the early morning sky still hold a tinge of orange. There is a glow coming from over the top of the ridgeline and the faint smell of smoke in the air. On the slopes across from you, you can make out … Continue reading Helena Pipehead Walk: Confluence of Relationships