Reflections of parents of not-so-young-kids-anymore
The Beach & Forest Eco Adventure took longer than the four hours we set aside for it, and we got back to Pemberton 25 minutes past one – which left us just enough time to get a couple of packed
The bumpiest part of our tour of D’Entrecasteaux National Park was crossing the Yeagarup Dunes, the foliage beyond that, and finally in the initial stretches of the beaches facing the Great Southern Ocean. That was a rough 20 minute ride
Right near to Warren NP is the D’Entrecasteaux National Park, a stretch that covers the 130km along the coast between Augusta and Walpole. This NP is quite varied in the type of sights it offers, and Colin’s 4WD took us
The highlight for Day 4 of our trip was a half-day tour with Pemberton Discovery Tours – what seems like the only day tour company in the small town. The company is run by a couple, and runs different tours
The most talked about and justifiably famous places to visit in the small Western Australian city Busselton are its jetty and underwater observatory, both of which are pretty special places and relatively unique in this part of the world. The
With the benefit of hindsight now and that the two of us were doggoned tired by the time we landed, we’re glad that we didn’t try to pull of the stunt of driving the about 350km between Perth and Pemberton
As parents, we consciously limit our two kids’ exposure to mobile gadgets as much as possible. While both Hannah and Peter do enjoy the occasional time they get on the iPad, neither seem particularly hung up about it when they
One of best things about having four micro four-thirds bodies is that since I have four favorite lenses, I can mount each one of them on a different body and not have to as frequently switch lenses with bodies! The
As parents of young kids, we have to wrack our brain cells to decide what to buy for presents – whether it’s for their birthdays or Christmas. We generally avoid electronic gadgets and video games, with Hannah’s Nikon Coolpix L29
If there is one large down side about owning multiple m4/3 camera bodies, it’s trying to decide which one to bring along for vacations when space and portability is premium. I’ll have to decide soon enough which two of the
Previous parts of my notes on the GX85 here, here and here. The out of camera RAWs from the GX85 seem to be very slightly less saturated than the Olympus’ m4/3 cameras I’ve got, but they’re no less pleasing and
Previous posts on my first impressions of the GX85 here and here. In-camera battery charging – hooray – but no external charger supplied in the package – hissss boo!!! The advantage of in-camera charging is real – you don’t have
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