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22.01.2022 Happy vines.... so awesome this ever changing landscape..

17.01.2022 Dear Customers 17.10.20 Old Dunsborough Boat Ramp ph 0448392509 5 to 7.30pm... 1.Kashmiri goat and potato curry(Gluten-free )rich creamy curry with saffron, dried fruits and nuts served with Basmati rice and pappadum. 2.Eggplant and white bean mild curry ( Vegan & Gluten Free )served with Basmati Rice and pappadum Thank you for supporting a local business. www.spiceodysee.com.au #Indianfood #OldDunsboroughboatramp #IndianTakeaway #Vegan #Glutenfree #Dunsboroughtakeaway #Dinner #Curry

15.01.2022 WA Bike Month #ridetogetherWA From Bike Hikes to Bike-a-thons, join in one of the many events happening across WA to celebrate WA Bike Month. Visit www....facebook.com/wabikemonth/events for the full list of events happening near you. Can't attend an event? Why not jump on your bike with a friend or family member and enter the #ridetogetherwa photo competition on Instagram. Don’t forget to call out the friend you want to ride with in the caption to be eligible for the prize draw! For more info on how to enter visit www.westcycle.org.au/wabikemonth

07.01.2022 Interesting finds during the cultural ranger archaeology and geomorphology project - and cultural site rehabilitation program. Samples off to the Uni of Waikato Radiocarbon Dating Lab and the Uni of Wollongong TL lab....

06.01.2022 Hello everyone - hurry up and book your tickets for this movie! Filmed in the South West, it shows in graphic detail what is happening to our forests - our last... forests. Buy a ticket for someone you know who believes that our native forests are protected. Buy Tickets Here: https://heart.sales.ticketsearch.com/sales/salesevent/2450 Cry of the Forests is a brand new documentary film that shines a light on the plight of our magnificent South West forests and their role in drawing down and storing carbon. Our forests are vital to slowing run-away climate change, yet instead of preserving them we are cutting them down at an alarming rate for charcoal, firewood and woodchips. Forests play a crucial role in the water cycle but the streams that once bubbled through these ecological communities are drying up and the critical habitat they provide for endangered species is shrinking. Cry of the Forests takes viewers to the heart of the forests to see first-hand the beauty of these towering ecosystems and the life they support. Margaret River locals play a central role in the film which includes footage of the rarely seen destruction of our forests happening just minutes from the centre of town. Will we save our forests in time for them to save us? This is a film that all Western Australians need to see. Audience Q&A Following the documentary screening, a question and answer session will be held with the filmmaker, WAFA spokespeople and local characters who appear in the documentary. Presented by Fremantle Freelance in partnership with the Western Australian Forest Alliance Directed & Produced by Jane Hammond Narrated by Kelton Pell Cinematography by Jane Hammond, Phil Jenkins, Ray Swarts, Nathan Hammer, Mike Wiley Drone cinematography by Phil Jenkins Written by Jane Hammond Edited by Jane Hammond & Ben Hammersley Executive Producers Jess Beckerling & Shona Hunter Financed with the assistance of Documentary Australia Foundation Production Company Fremantle Freelance

Margaret River Passenger Transport | Tour guide