Pulled up the car for a funeral at Penola today, looked down to sort some items and looked up to see the welcome committee hard at work.
Pulled up the car for a funeral at Penola today, looked down to sort some items and looked up to see the welcome committee hard at work.
Eating breakfast outdoors in Lorne was like being on the set of an Alfred Hitchcock movie.
The walking path around the Blue Lake features this sign in one section. I really don’t want to share. If they’re around they can have it.
The Ferals That Ate Australia by Guy Hull is proving to be an entertaining and informative read. A natural history that examines how introduced domesticated species have impacted on this continent, with particular reference to those which shrugged off domesticity and became feral. Their impact on the environment is another story again.