LIFE ON THE PLATEAU

So Maureen the Mud Wasp came back and built a new - and different - nest. Elsewhere in Australia Mud Wasps are known as Potter Wasps. You...

A few snaps from along the Gibb a few weeks back. I wrote the following back in April just before the tour guiding season kicked off. I...

Things got a bit silly last night. Started with a quiet game of cards and escalated quickly. Boys will be boys... Happy new year...

2019 was my first full calendar year navigating the world of singledom for the first time in a long time. If I'm honest, it was a little...

Nope, it wasn't a mouse. It wasn't a bat. And it definitely wasn't a Monjon, sorry Geoff. The mystery animal making a mess of the...

If all the beasts were gone, man would die from great loneliness of spirit, For whatever happens to the beasts also happens to man All...

I pulled up at the King Edward river at sunset after a massive storm had just rolled through. The sky to the north was black and the sun...

"Being alone for a while is dangerous. It's addicting. Once you see how peaceful it is, you don't want to deal with people anymore". ~...

So I woke up on Christmas morning and Santa had brought me a new motion-triggered camera. Yep, Santa's on his game this year! First point...

A little Christmas camping on the edge of the modern world. I've wanted to get to this spot for 6 years. Today was the day.

Look what Santa dropped off for Christmas...

Christmas banter with my besties, Gaz & Gazza, on the Mitchell Plateau. Funny blokes. Never laughed so much. Big Christmas hugs and lots...

Just a quick note of thanks for all your support and kind words this year - my first year on social media. Landscape photography for me...

This is a Monjon, the smallest rock-wallaby, only found in a few select locations in the North-west Kimberley, including the Mitchell...

Really enjoying photography again at the moment, in case it's not obvious. It's nice to go out for a walk without any expectations. No...

We're getting afternoon storms most days, usually around 4 o'clock. They last for about half an hour and drop anywhere between 10 & 30mm...

Yep, the population of Camp Creek has officially increased by 1 this week! Let me introduce Nora, the baby Northern Fantail. Mother and...

A couple of snaps from along the Gibb recently on the way into Derby. Great to see the Boabs lush with green leaves again.

I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by,...

This little guy was hunkering down for a good night's sleep when I stumbled across him. He wasn't terribly well hidden on this barren...