Touring the south-west of Australia

It’s so easy to be lazy when you’re living in your hometown, so having my sister-in-law and her husband visiting from Switzerland for the past few weeks has been fantastic for making me get back out on the travelling trail – along with the fact that I’ve had three weeks away from teaching as well.

Of course, I’ve now got a stack of work to catch up on and no time to blog, but here’s a cheat’s overview of what I’ve been up to. At Jaunted this week I’ve been writing some posts on the highlights of our Western Australian travels – including seeing the Mammoth Cave, pictured above – and you can get a quick taste too by checking these stories:

• Climbing the Gloucester Tree near Pemberton – I didn’t, but my husband and sister-in-law did.
• Taking a million photos at The Pinnacles (Nambung National Park).
• The Tree Top Walk and the amazing Tingle trees near Walpole.
• The Gap and the Natural Bridge in Albany.

As I said, that’s just a taste – but I promise to tell more soon.