The ancient continent Down Under, with awe-inspiring prehistorical landscapes, tropical beaches and unique flora and fauna.
The tropical wilderness of Hinchinbrook Island.
Hiking Mount Amos with a view over Wineglass Bay.
The opal fields of Lightning Ridge.
The Art of Nature – Wollemi Protea. Originally native to South Africa, but now widely spread across the Southern Hemisphere. The Wollemi Protea is closely related to the Australian waratah, banksia and macademia. All come with huge bulky intricate flowers, producing pretty seedpods & bushnuts that are truly works of art.
The Art of Nature – Australian Flower & Bushnut Art. A series of pictures featuring the colourful art & contrasts made by nature. Natural works of art produced by flowering plants and trees. A celebration of spring, the resilience of nature & life itself.
At just over 450 metres, Mount Amos isn’t really that high, but its inclination gets rather steep & challenging. You’ll have to scramble your way up (and down again!) over huge granite boulders to reach the top of this peak in The Hazards mountain range. Once you’ve braved the hardcore scrambling bit, you will be rewarded with awe-inspiring views over Wineglass Bay and the Freycinet Peninsula on the east coast of Tasmania.