⛺ Dryandra and Barna Mia trip
On our previous visit to Dryandra we unfortunately missed out on going on a tour, so this time we made sure to book in, and it was definitely worth it.
Reflecting on 2024
The start of the year is well past (two months in already 😮) but its only now that I feel I&
Plein Air Down Under 2024
I returned to Mandurah for my third year participating in the Plein Air Down Under (PADU) Festival. I'd
Inktober 2024
December Update: Inktober is complete and I managed to finish off everything (except for the Tasmanian blue gum) by mid-November.
July adventures
I'm surprised at how much I managed to nature journal during July. It started off when Lizz, a
The first Australian nature journaling conference
I arrived in Brisbane a few days before the conference began and met Bethan (@journalingwithnature) who very kindly let me
From nature walk to journal page
Have you ever gone on a walk and wanted to record that experience to look back on another day? Or taken a journal with you on a walk but felt unsatisfied and rushed, with only rough scribbles to show?
The season of Kambarang
It felt as if we'd time-travelled into the peak of summer, when it hadn't even officially begun yet!
The season of Makuru
Makuru is the first winter when cold nights and heavy wind and rain arrive from June - July.
The season of Djilba
Djilba signals the end of the cold and wet days and heralds the start of new growth during August and September.
