Rising 15 metres from the ground and more than 110 metres long, the rock looks like a giant surf wave of multicoloured granite about to crash on the bush below. More than 2.7 billion years of wind and rainwater erosion … Continue reading →

First stop, the Colony Concept – second generation beekepers Sarah and Simon Green have been operating their apiaries since 2001. Free from chemical and antibiotics, the honey they produce is 100% raw, unfiltered, unpasteurised. Learnt about the lifecycle of bees…day 1-the Queen … Continue reading →

Headed south to see the Lake Clifton thrombolites – an easy morning boardwalk in the Yalgorup National Park to view the living rounded rock-like limestone colour structures, formed by micro organisms. The micro organisms are able to precipitate calcium carbonate … Continue reading →