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West Beach, Fitzgerald River National Park (6 of 10)

 

Only a few metres away from the rock in yesterday’s post, this one also exhibits “a high degree of schistosity”, but its appearance is utterly different.

A deal of the “rockscape” on West Beach resembles a hallucinatory version of the Nazi coastal defences which were intended to make Normandy’s beaches “impregnable”.

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Deep South WA meets Southern Ocean (teaser to new series)

This series will showcase Western Australia’s southernmost shoreline – from the mouth of the Warren River, through to Point Ann.

In most of the world “magnificent, wild, uncrowded, not even one house within sight” and “easily reached” are mutually exclusive categories.

Not here!

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