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Summary of the times.

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Been jumping hurdles and dodging bullets over the last ten days. Happily the gallery and Warrahwillah in general are back on track. Here is what happening. Printer is back, fantastic we can produce our prints again. Setting up a complete new camera system. Exciting (but really ...

Dawn Lip. A new image by Russell Ord

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There is a degree of normality starting to shine on Warrahwillah. The craziness of organising and opening the gallery is starting to give way to a more normal pace and the focus is shifting back to the creative. I’m not saying there still isn’t lots to do but the balance is shifting. Over the ...

Brisk

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  Pretty chilly this morning. Probably the first time this year I have seriously thought that I better get the fire going. Beautiful light both last night and this morning. Ocean wise we are due for a change of fortune. Been a bit bleak for a week or two. Moving forward looks way ...

Dawn over a stormy South Beach.

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Things always change. Went to yoga in the dark this morning. Seems only a few days ago 6.30am was bright and sunny (sort of). Been raining too and it's been ages since we last had a downpour. Started processing few of the somewhat traditional oceanscapes. Two done and more on the way. This one ...

Compass dreaming.

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I've been sitting here today thinking through the possibilities of winter travel. So much to choose from it almost feels like staying home would be disrespectful. Old draw cards are calling and there is always somewhere new. Whichever way, nice thought. Here are a few shots from the Western ...

Post Easter

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Very special few days over easter. Perfect weather saw lots of visitors coming to the Margaret River region sharing all it has to offer. Great to spend time with family and friends and not have to rush to the schedule of everyday life. Also special for Warrahwillah. We had so many visitors ...

Southern Love

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I’m having a southern ocean moment. Yesterday morning I stood at the mouth of the Frankland River. Absolutely pristine. A variety of sea life was present. Sea eagles and wedge tail eagles flew past. The flaura was extensive and untouched by humans. The sunrise broke over the headland at the far ...

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