A swan powers effortlessly through the waters of Lake Monger at day’s end.

An egret searches for a late afternoon meal on Lake Monger.

A single bush survives valiantly on the salt plain on the edge of Yarra Yarra lakes.

The communication tour near Carnamah, depicted here, but from a different angle.

A few years ago I toyed with the idea of a website where people could submit photos of tourist signs which say ‘You Are Here’.  Unfortunately all of the good domain names were taken and it died a natural death.  It doesn’t, however, stop me collecting said photos.
Yarra Yarra Lakes.

The walls loom large from within the base of Jingemia Cave; once a local source of phosphate fertalisers for surrounding farmland (owing to the now inconspicuous bats) and now apart of the Watheroo National Park some two hours north of Perth.

Remember at school when they made you learn proverbs?  Who’d know that the only practical application you could find for them was to name photos on your blog 20 years later.

Somewhere south of Kalbarri on the road to Perth.

The simplistic beauty of Yarra Yarra Lakes, in reflection.  West of Carnamah in the Northern Wheatbelt.

It’s a topsy turvy world after all…