Western Australia Holiday Journal Archive
For those that haven’t noticed I have updated my Western Australia Holiday Journal with brand new pictures and re-edited postings. Western Australia is a fabulous place to visit and hopefully this journal inspires others to take a trip there.
- Introduction to Western Australia Journey
- A Journey Through the Pinnacles Desert
- Along the Batavia Coast
- Hiking in the Kalbarri
- Arrival at Shark Bay and Monkey Mia
- Sailing on Shark Bay
- Sights Around Shark Bay
- Shell Beach
- In Search of Stromatolites at Hamelin Pool
- South to Perth
- Catching a Wave at Wave Rock
- Across the Wheat Belt
- Hiking the Stirling Ranges
- Video of the Stirling Ranges
- The ANZACs of Albany
- Traveling to Denmark
- Walking Among Giants
- A Walk Through the Ancient Empire
- Exploring the Logging Past of Pemberton
- Climbing the Mighty Gloucester Tree
- Scenic Cape Leeuwin
- Beautiful Margaret River
- Cave Exploring in WA
- From Perth on the Indian-Pacific
- A Night in Kalgoorlie
- The Nullarbor Plain
- A Town Like Cook
- The End of the Rails
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Dobbs
I am a avid hiker with a love for travel and the outdoors. I currently call the Evergreen State of Washington my home.
Hi Dobbs, i have noticed that you have not been to tasmania yet. I think you would enjoy it as you have a liking for the victorian mountains. Places like cradle mountain and the south west part of tasmania are good bushwalking areas and are untouched wilderness.
Barbara, thanks for visiting the site. I definitely plan on getting over to Tasmania at some point. It looks like quite a spectacular place.
Hello. My name is Clifford Ingram. I live in Redding, California in the United States. I was wondering if there is a way for me to be a firefighter in Australia for a season or more. I would like to know how to explore this. I really want to experience other cultures and would love to visit Australia. I don’t really know where to start research in this and was hoping you could help me with some information. Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Clifford Ingram