Lynley Arnott from the Dowerin CRC finally had a chance to get out and capture some of the amazing wildflowers bursting into life this weekend. The Dowerin CRC also have flyers at the Dowerin CRC/Visitors Centre to assist travellers as they come through to explore. Photos below were taken by Lynley Arnott north of Dowerin out from …
2018 Dowerin Wildflowers are now starting to bloom. Read More »
We finally have some time off work and school commitments, and as we all love any opportunity to get away from it all, this time we decide to explore Westonia. We arrive at Westonia’s Caravan Park after travelling a short 10 kilometres north off Great Eastern Highway at Carrabin Roadhouse. Carrabin Roadhouse is located approximately …
Mukinbudin local nature enthusiast and amateur photographer Ursina Gringer has been out and about looking for wildflowers around Mukinbudin in the Wheatbelt Way. She found quite a few and the sunset was stunning! If you look you will find them! As the weather warms up their will be more to see in coming weeks. The Wheatbelt Way is located …
Mukinbudin local nature enthusiast and amateur photographer Ursina Gringer has been out and about again looking for wildflowers around the Wheatbelt Way. This time she went to Datjoin Well and Rock, 18kms east of Beacon in the Mt Marshall Shire. Datjoin Well and Rock reserve has several unique rock formations located east of Beacon, an area opened to …
1. There is so much to explore! I love exploring the Wheatbelt Way because you never know what you are going to find! Mukinbudin Secondhand Book Shop When I visited Mukinbudin I was delighted to find a wonderful second hand book shop selling books for as little as $3, right next door to the town’s …
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For a strictly limited season you can view the world’s largest collection of wildflowers each spring in the Wheatbelt Way. 1. How is the wildflower season shaping up in the Wheatbelt Way? This year the wildflowers are out now and there is plenty to see right now! Carpets of pink and white everlastings can be found across …
Where will the Wildflowers be in the Wheatbelt Way? (2019) Read More »
Spring wildflowers of the Wheatbelt Way are a great example of the hardiness and ingenuity of nature. All of the beautiful wildflower photographs included in this story were taken between July and September of 2019. The entire Wheatbelt Way region experienced a dry start to winter, with the first rains for 2019 only arriving in …
Seeding is the big event of the agricultural year in the Wheatbelt Way. It’s the process by which farmers’ plant wheat, oats, barley, canola, and various other grains in the hope that it will rain and they will be able to harvest a crop later in the year to sell. Farmers have to spend enormous …
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