Albany is a perfectly situated city on WA’s south coast. Because it was the port of embarkation for the Australian and New Zealand World War One soldiers it is home to the National ANZAC Centre and a host of war … Continue reading The War Memorials of Albany
In Albany in Western Australia’s south there is a suburb called Dog Rock. A strange name one would think until you happen to drive south east along the main road and realise that one of the large granite rocks does indeed resemble a dog’s head. Continue reading Dog Rock
We are intrigued by a place on the map called Salmon Holes. We discover that the steep, wet and slippery granite rocks are covered in fishermen and they are hauling in large salmon. The salmon apparently take refuge in the calm waters of this spot. They maybe calm waters for the salmon but they threaten the fishermen with every wave and over the course of the next few months of our travels through WA three fishermen are drowned at this place. Continue reading Salmon Holes, Torndirrup National Park, Albany
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