Many stories were what we were promised and many stories were delivered by the new WA Museum Boola Bardip....
Author Archive for: Hazel Broomhead
Keeping it real for the future is the philosophy of Beerfarm at Metricup in the Margaret River region. The...
With magnificent views over the Busselton Jetty and Geographe Bay, what better way to enjoy a meal than in...
Family owned Cellar d’Or Wine Tours in Busselton came highly recommended by the Margaret River Visitor Centre and more...
Our Seniors group was very disappointed when the Covid 19 pandemic put paid to our much-anticipated cruise to Melbourne...
It wasn’t quite Flemington but we enjoyed it all the same. Melbourne Cup for our Seniors group, was at...
Lulu La Delizia sounds like the name of a particularly exotic dancer but it is in fact an excellent...
Climbing steps has never been a favourite activity for me so I was less than enthusiastic when my husband...
Eaglestone Rock was yet another Rock to add to our tally during a recent Wheatbelt trip. Eaglestone Rock is...
Blasta is derived from the Scottish Gaelic word for delicious or tasty and that’s what the owners have set...
During our recent trip to the Wheatbelt we visited a lot of Rocks and yes that is Rocks with...
The Woolshed Hotel, known as the Nungarin pub, is a really good place to stop during a trip to...
Visiting Mangowine Homestead near Nungarin in the Wheatbelt is like taking a peek into the lives of the early...
Housed in a huge 1942 vintage Army Vehicle Workshop, the Nungarin Heritage Machinery and Army Museum was a real...
Our seniors’ group visited Two Fat Indians in Joondalup on a very busy Friday evening. Two Fat Indians is...
As Billy Ray Cyrus’s Achy Breaky Heart rocks out from the speakers, I am trying to remember when to...
Bonnie Rock sounds as if it is one of those huge rocks in the Wheatbelt that seem to be...
Beringbooding Rock has the largest rock water catchment in Australia. Built in 1937, for the princely sum of £10,000,...
Billed as the restaurant in the sky, the C Restaurant lives up to the hype with revolving panoramic views...
If you are intending to drive to the Wheatbelt to do a wildflower tour or just see a different...
Celebrating our 43rd wedding anniversary called for something special and in Perth special does not come any better than...
Looking at old farmyards has never been high on my sightseeing list but I happily made an exception for...
The Great West Australian Wave is alive and well and living in the Wheatbelt! We had a wander out...
Bindoon Bakehaus and Cafe is a very popular spot with locals and travelers, and after enjoying some of it’s...
We will be going, ‘Wandering out Yonder’, soon but in the meantime my husband and I decided to have...
Mt Hawthorn has another gem of a restaurant to add to its formidable list – Lupolab. On the main...
When my husband and I retired to Perth in 2010, we were very happy to discover the White Salt...
Excellent sea and city views are not the only reason that the Zamia Trail is so popular but having...
After three long months of lockdown it’s been lovely to meet with friends for coffee or dinner – all...
Woo-hoo – it’s Day 15 and that is our quarantine finished. Of course, we will still be staying at...
