Monday 22 August 2016

Wildflower Wanderings in WA

A week ago Adrian couldn’t tell the difference between a daisy and a dogwood but now he can spot spiders, donkeys, snail and other orchids as well as various varieties of everlastings, damperia, hakeas and more. Yes, we have entered wildflower country. 

 

From Merredin in the wheat belt we travelled to the New Norcia to explore Australia’s only Monastic town and then on to the Wildflower Way with a night at Dallwallinu, one in the bush and now at Mullewa.



Along the way we have made excursions to wildflower hotspots, seen mini wave rock and tramped numerous nature reserves.





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