I’ll bet you’ve never heard of Kandanga and neither had we. Kandanga is in the Mary valley up in sunny Queensland. Kandanga is about 28kms south of Gympie with a population of 600 not counting the cows. There’s a large … Continue reading Snippets from Kandanga
Montville, Qld clings to the edge of the Blackall Range and can best be described as picture perfect. Pretty streetscapes of quaint shops selling quality goods, restaurants and cafes providing views over the precipice to the Sunshine Coast region and … Continue reading Montville
It’s a steep drive up to the scenic rim town of Maleny on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast hinterland, which when we visit is in the midst of a yarn bombing Knitfest. Town benches are draped with crochet rugs. Trees have knitted … Continue reading Maleny
Early morning on the Derwent River, Hobart, Tasmania. Continue reading Derwent River, Hobart
Dropping in for coffee at Byron we see that it still has its hippy charm, tie dyed clothing, dreadlocks and a whiff of incense in the air. On the footpath outside the National Bank there is an old man reading … Continue reading Byron Bay, NSW
Tootling around the Myall Lakes in NSW we take the Lakes Way to the hamlet of Bungwahl and down to the coast at Seal Rocks. Reminiscent of Walkerville in Gippsland this tiny community overlooks Sugarloaf Bay, a curve of cream … Continue reading Seal Rocks
I get a kick out of the stacked stones that people place about the countryside sometimes in the most remote of places. Crowdy Head in NSW certainly isn’t on a remote stretch of coast but the stones give the view … Continue reading Crowdy Head
In Broome, WA most buildings both old and new are constructed of corrugated iron. Wide verandahs are abundant. Like all buildings in this cyclone prone part of the country there is no guttering. Two storey buildings have brightly painted latticework … Continue reading The Architecture of Broome
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