Category: Australia

Greens Pool and Elephant Cove

Anne @ Let Me Be Free8 Comments

Denmark in Western Australia (414kms south east of Perth) is a town I can see myself living in. It has a real hippie care free vibe to the place. I can see myself set up with a few acres and being self sufficient. Dixie will fit in straight away with his dreadlocks, I just need to sew up some bohemian pants for him!

Surfing at Ocean Beach, rediscovering Greens Pool and Elephant Cove has made my love for Denmark grow even more.

Greens Pool

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Greens Pool is located 15km west of Denmark in William Bay National Park.  It is paradise but as we were there during the christmas break it was packed with holiday makers! We had to park miles away and walk down to the beach but it was well worth it.Read More »

Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve, Albany WA

Anne @ Let Me Be Free15 Comments

Albany in Western Australia is filled with stunning beaches and so much of the coast line has crystal clear water, rocks on the beach and large hills going down to the water.

Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve

The nature reserve is located 35 kilometers east of Albany (450km south of Perth) and there are so many different beaches to explore and lots of camp grounds located on the beach.

Little Beach

Little Beach

Little beach has the brightest turquoise waters and the whitest sand I have ever seen. Looking at the waves the water is transparent you can see straight through the wave.Read More »

Surf Lesson at Ocean Beach

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Dixie handed me a wrapped small square box for my birthday. When I opened it I was confused to find some surfboard wax as I was expecting a necklace I had been eyeing off. It was then revealed to me that I had a surf lesson booked in Denmark, Western Australia.

Arriving at Ocean Beach I was excited and nervous. My last attempt at surfing was in Bali and I fractured my foot so I was hoping that this lesson would have a better outcome.Read More »

Torquoise Coast and Lake Indoon

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Sandy Cape Recreational Park

Sandy Cape Recreational Park just north of Jurien Bay (223 kms north of Perth) was a spot that farmers often camped at and the land was used by squatters. In the 1920’s they erected makeshift shacks but in 2002 the shacks were removed and Sandy Cape became a Recreational Camping Area opening in December 2004. It is now a very popular camping area and we often spend time camping here.Read More »

4wding at Dewars Beach and Wilbinga plus King Neptune

Anne @ Let Me Be Free6 Comments

Perched up high on a sand dune at a deserted beach, looking over the water, sun on my face, eating our picnic lunch was magical. Just one problem, Dixie forgot to pack the beer so I couldn’t even have a drink with my lunch! We are not planners, if the mood takes us we just jump in the car and set off on an adventure. In some respects I wish we were more organised so that when we hit the 4wd tracks we have everything we need and then there is no chance of getting caught out.

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Botanical Gardens in Perth

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Botanical Gardens in Perth

Peppa and George Pig have become an obsession in our house hold and I needed to drag the kids out before I turned them cartoon pigs into bacon! Due to illness the kids have been watching too much TV lately but no more we are getting out and enjoying this gorgeous spring weather.

Spring is simply stunning in Perth with the warm weather and gorgeous flowers in bloom. During the month of September Kings Park has a Beauty Rich and Rare Festival and at Araluen Botanic Park it is ablaze with colour from the tulips.Read More »