Gday from Western Australia - A photographic tour

A photographic tour of Western Australia

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We want to give a huge shout-out to our sponsors who support the project and help it grow. Our photographic tour through the unique beauty of Western Australia with its picturesque landscapes, huge desert, and unspoiled beaches keeps going. But first, we want to introduce the companies that make a huge contribution to our project.

US Lending Co

US Lending Co is a mortgage lender that helps people reach their homeownership goals. They understand how important and exciting home purchasing can be and do their best to help you cope with all the difficulties you may face on the way. They value the reputation they earned and strive to offer clients home loans that meet their needs and expectations.

Travelers Insurance

Travelers Insurance is an insurance company that cares. With their clients in mind, they provide coverages to protect the things that are important to you — your home, your car, your valuables, and your business. With Travelers Insurance, you may not have to worry about emergencies or unexpected occasions. With more than 165 years of being around, they are one of the best property casualty insurers in the industry.

Northern Trust Corporation

Northern Trust Corporation is a financial service company that transforms the plans of the world’s most successful individuals, families, and institutions into action and helps its clients reach their most ambitious goals. By providing asset servicing, investment management, and wealth management services for institutions, high-net-worth individuals, and families, they are global leaders in business who faithfully serve their clients.

Perth

The unique beauty of Western Australia can be discovered anywhere you look, from the harshness of huge inland deserts containing ancient landscapes to the scenic splendor of unspoiled beaches along 12500 kms of coastline.

So come walkabout on a guided tour of W.A. and see why it's called "The Golden State"

Setonix brachyurus

Quokka

Indiana Tea House

Budgies and Galah

Large flocks of green and yellow

BUDGERIGARS

are common in central Western Australia.
Not to be left out, a

"PINK AND GREY" GALAH

decided to join in the fun.

Great Ocean Drive

Morning Iris

Matilda Bay

Nestling below Kings Park
"the largest city park in the world" is

MATILDA BAY

16 kms up the Swan River, in the centre of Perth, surrounded by one million people.

Galahs

Puck

Pinnacles

Erupting out of the sand in slow motion,

The PINNACLES

are eerie and fascinating.

Shells, plants and nature created 1000's of these limestone tombstones 250 kms north of Perth in Namburg National Park.

Curious Joe

Bathurst Lighthouse

Solid Gold

Due to its rarity and beauty, a gold nugget is considered a gemstone and can be worth more than the value of the gold it contains.

"EUREKA, IT'S GOLD"

Western Australia's goldrush started at Halls Creek in 1886 and after discoveries at Coolgardie in 1892 and Kalgoorlie in 1893, the states population doubled within two years.

The Old Jetty

Monitor Lizard

Myrmecobius fasciatus

Numbat

The Numbat is Western Australia’s animal emblem and one of two Australian marsupials that are strictly diurnal (active during the day).

Numbats eat an exclusive diet of up to 20,000 termites each day.

Caladenia denticulata

Spider Orchid

Isoodon obesulus

Quenda

BANDICOOT

This friendly, solitary marsupial omnivore has a backwards-facing pouch that prevents it being filled with dirt when digging.

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Perth	The unique beauty of Western Australia can be discovered anywhere you look, from the harshness of huge inland deserts containing ancient landscapes to the scenic splendor of unspoiled beaches along 12500 kms of coastline. So come walkabout on a guided tour of W.A. and see why it's called "The Golden State"
Setonix brachyurus Quokka	Indiana Tea House
Budgies and Galah	Large flocks of green and yellow BUDGERIGARS are common in central Western Australia. Not to be left out, a "PINK AND GREY" GALAH decided to join in the fun.
Great Ocean Drive	Morning Iris
Matilda Bay	Nestling below Kings Park "the largest city park in the world" is MATILDA BAY 16 kms up the Swan River, in the centre of Perth, surrounded by one million people.
Galahs	Puck
Pinnacles	Erupting out of the sand in slow motion, The PINNACLES are eerie and fascinating. Shells, plants and nature created 1000's of these limestone tombstones 250 kms north of Perth in Namburg National Park.
Curious Joe	Bathurst Lighthouse
Solid Gold	Due to its rarity and beauty, a gold nugget is considered a gemstone and can be worth more than the value of the gold it contains. "EUREKA, IT'S GOLD" Western Australia's goldrush started at Halls Creek in 1886 and after discoveries at Coolgardie in 1892 and Kalgoorlie in 1893, the states population doubled within two years.
The Old Jetty	Monitor Lizard
Myrmecobius fasciatus Numbat	The Numbat is Western Australia’s animal emblem and one of two Australian marsupials that are strictly diurnal (active during the day). Numbats eat an exclusive diet of up to 20,000 termites each day.
	Caladenia denticulata Spider Orchid
Isoodon obesulus Quenda	BANDICOOT This friendly, solitary marsupial omnivore has a backwards-facing pouch that prevents it being filled with dirt when digging.