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.

Memories of Marble Bar's Ironclad Hotel. The people and their stories.

No.42. in my series of short stories We are still on the Nullarbor Plain in 1968 in my Mark 2 Zephyr. A photo of The Great Australian...

A chattering in the gums is a colourful happy and fun painting from my series of (It's all about the Birds).

The rain was pummelling the dry desert sands forcing the dust 50 mtres into the air and making the sky and desert one.

Mersey River in Flood under the Miles Ford Bridge shown in the distance.

Hay Street Perth Western Australia

No.2 in my series of short stories It's bloody hot out here. No. 1356. It's bloody hot out here. Arriving late in the day at Sylvania Cattle Station in the Pilbara area of Western Australia and finding that this vast piece of desert was owned by my estranged mothers cousin. We were gold prospecting. Besides the gold we managed to extract from this rock hard earth, and not realising at the time that I was storing memories for my future paintings. I love to depict place