Saturday
6th
July
SHE
SAID:
Our
final full day here in Dalwallinu. I had a few places in mind to go & see,
though the likelihood of finding anything flowering (orchid wise) seems quite
remote!
The
GPS was useless once again. Thankfully this new WA map book is proving
mostly useful. Though it took us down a “dead end road”, which
was annoying & it didn’t indicate another road that we did end up
taking!
Anyhow,
we made it to the first stop: the Cailbro Mudbrick School House,
erected in 1939. It has recently been covered in a “carport” to
protect it from the weather, so the “appeal” is diminished
somewhat. There was quite a lot of information on the building of the
school house, the area, & people who helped build it & went to
school there; a few families still live in the area. Even the old
dunny is still standing.
Our
bush wandering finally came up trumps just as we were about to give
up! Geoff spotted some flowering Greenhoods for me!
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Top; Mudbrick School House
Bottom; Abandoned house we came across
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Jibberding Reserve off the Great Northern Highway |
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Pterostylis scabra (Green Veined Shell Orchid) at last! |
HE SAID:
A drive around, plus spotting a few orchids. Not the busiest of days.
A drive around, plus spotting a few orchids. Not the busiest of days.
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