No.12 In my Series of short stories Mount Roland NO.1220 Mount Roland. Arriving in Devonport on the Spirit of Tasmania the ship that carries passengers and caravans across the Bass Straight between Melbourne and Tasmania Australia.   My intentions were to arrive in Tasmania and retire, that just didn't happen and I needed to do something different in my life.   Moving from the ship to the caravan park in Latrobe a lot of thinking and sorting was to be done, lots of walki

Tasmanian forest walking tracks are scattered all across Tasmania—why not come and experience them for yourself? From peaceful riverside strolls to towering fern-filled trails, there’s something here for everyone. Then there’s the mountain biking, with world-class tracks weaving through some of the most breathtaking landscapes you’ll ever see. The forests of Tasmania are truly stunning in every season, offering a different kind of magic each time you visit.

A weekend away at Karijini National Park saw Mother Emu fiercely guarding her chicks from nearby humans, while the kangaroos quickly fled the scene.

My childhood was filled with sightseeing adventures while living and playing along the Perth foreshore, especially around Matilda Bay and the beautiful grounds of the University of Western Australia.

No.64 in my series of short stories So there isn't a 1973 HQ Holden Kingswood in my painting but it did inspire this work. In the 1970's...

No.63. in my series of short stories, Fancy a swim somewhere a little different? Set your navigation course to Montebello Islands, we...

No.57.   in my series of short stories. My painting describes a vivid picture of the pastoral beauty of Paradise, a suburb behind...

No.56.   in my series of short stories. Wonderful memories from my time working just out of Albany, Western Australia on a property...

Canvas Oil painting taped to the homestead building that was built with stone and limestone for the walls. Local timber and a corrugated iron roof