Tag: western australia

06/11/2004 / / Blogging

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New Norcia is unique in Australia: it’s a village founded and mostly inhabited by a group of Benedictine Monks. Yes, Benedictine Monks, who settled the community in 1846. Why? … Read the rest “New Norcia”

06/11/2004 / / Blogging

It’s Saturday morning and it’s overcast in Perth. I’ve just made some coffee and Sue is currently making toast and will join me soon to help compose this latest entry. … Read the rest “Sue Pays A Visit”

02/11/2004 / / Blogging

I travelled to Broome both for work and pleasure. Rest assured, I won’t bore you, dear reader, with the work aspect of my visit, and will concentrate instead on what … Read the rest “Broome”

09/09/2004 / / Blogging

Although the Swan River colony was established in 1829, Perth is a relatively new city, and many of the locals have told me the 1983 America’s Cup win was the … Read the rest “Perth”

30/05/2004 / / Blogging

pinnIt’s three months, now, since I arrived in Perth, and this weekend found myself anxious to do a little more exploration. So yesterday I headed off to the Visitors Bureau … Read the rest “Pinnacles & Lancelin”

16/05/2004 / / Blogging

It’s Sunday morning and I’m at home surfing the net and listening to our Sunday Morning program.

After arriving back from Melbourne, the last week has been reasonably full on … Read the rest “Buddha’s Birthday”