Showing posts with label Natural Bridge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Natural Bridge. Show all posts

Monday, 17 June 2019

An Abridged View At Albany's Torndirrup National Park

Just south of the small town of Albany in Australia is a beautiful park that features a couple of amazing bridges. You get both flavors, natural and manmade, both bridges with a water view. One parking lot leads to both of them, bliss!

Hey, beautiful view, who doesn't want a better look?


Sarah does and she's heading out on a nifty bridge that overhangs a gap in the coast. A look down reveals a watery ravine with a pounding sea.
Tip of the bridge. Feeling small.


The bridge is only a couple of years old, a nifty piece of design that looks light and fragile. The view out to sea.

Near the gap, a bridge that's been there a bit more than a couple of years.


Friday, 24 May 2019

Awesome Australia

James and Sarah took a recent trip Down Under to see what's up. They started in the western city of Perth, headed out to Kalgoorlie, down to the beach town of Esperance, over to wine country in Margaret River. A road trip full of Aussie diversions.

Clean, calm Perth.


The view of the harbor in Albany, site of the Anzac convoy for WWI. Gnomes. Yes, gnomes.

Sarah in a field of rapeseed plants with the sun setting. And a rainbow.


Curiosities. Scary wax figures and super pits (apologies to David Bowie).

Silos as art projects.


More curiosities. Bridges and belters.

Yea, gotta watch out for those -roos.