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Weekly Travel News & Views: December 18 Edition
Weekly Travel News & Views: December 13 Edition
From border openings to fortified wines, STEPHEN SCOURFIELD offers some tasty tidbits from the world of travel
The Last of the Nomads
The birds and the seas
Eighty five per cent of all West Australians live within 50km of the coast.
Journey of discovery, not a race
Is Perth to Broome the world’s longest wildflower drive? I’m sure it is with kilometre after kilometre of picture-perfect opportunities.
Epic Coral Coast by road ... warts and all
I wrote a newspaper column a while back in which I explained I was in the middle of a big feature about a driving holiday — this is it. Our mission was to travel, without killing each other, from Perth to Exmouth via Kalbarri, Monkey Mia, Carnarvon and Coral Bay...
Master craftsman makes an impression
Printmaking is one of the world’s oldest art forms and one of the most ancient ways of sharing knowledge.
Liven up shots on smartphone
STEPHEN SCOURFIELD shows you how to make magic with iPhone Live mode
Trail’s tale of flora and fauna well worth the walk
Passionate about sharing his knowledge of Western Australia’s environment and more, Leigh Simmons is a professor of Evolutionary Biology at The University of Western Australia and the proud author of a new book titled Naturalist on the Bibbulmun.