The Pinnacles

We took a  trip to Nambung National Park while my family was visiting for Easter. This is home to limestone formations known as the The Pinnacles. These amazing natural limestone structures, some standing as high as five metres, were formed approximately 25,000 to 30,000 years ago, after the sea receded and left deposits of sea shells. Over time, coastal winds removed the surrounding sand, leaving the pillars exposed to the elements.

 

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Skywatch Friday

The sky promised so much one evening but as usual the rain clouds passed us by.

The sun just had to have it's way

Happy Easter to all.

 

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Monday Mural

Toilet mural at Bremer Bay in WA's south.  The Southern Right  whales come into the  Bremer Bay area between July and October to calve so this will be the time for another trip to this wonderful area.

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Dryandra

There were numerous sections of the highway ablaze with these these beautiful yellow dryandra flowers when we recently visited Bremer Bay in WA's South. They are a member of the Banksia genus. For more yellow to brighten your day visit   with Monday Mellow Yellows

Pelicans at Bremer Bay

As we walked the Paperbark Trail in the morning all the pelicans were well away from shore on the sandbar. On returning to our cabin at the caravan park, they had all started to come closer in. What magnificent birds they are, so graceful when coming in to land on the water. Linking with

Wildbird Wednesday

Skywatch Friday

It is Friday once more so it's time for another sky shot. Clear blue skies with some fluffy white clouds  and a vapour trail going straight up. Linking with  Skywatch Friday