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Wayfound

Locality: Fremantle, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9430 4166

Address: 15 Phillimore Street 6160 Fremantle, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.wayfound.com.au

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25.01.2022 Looking for Wildflowers in WA? Check out the Wildflower Tracker https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=381376729110985

25.01.2022 The rugged Gascoyne Murchison is what the outback is all about. Come and explore all that there is, including the world's biggest rock - Mount Augustus!

24.01.2022 Arent we lucky!

24.01.2022 Something soothing from SA

23.01.2022 The long paddock

21.01.2022 Just finishing a three day trip to Collie where we are developing a Wayfinding Signage Strategy for the Collie Wellington region. Heading home to Freo today.

21.01.2022 Great example of a bit of creativity and community spirit. One of the best drives in WA.

21.01.2022 Have you ever seen a waterfall at sea? They are just one of the incredible natural wonders WA's Kimberley region has to offer. ABC Australia / #BackRoads.

19.01.2022 Last weekend we visited Karlgarin a small WA wheatbelt town celebrating their centenary. We’ve been working with the Shire of Kondinin to develop the content and design the interpretive panels so we thought it was a good opportunity for a weekend in the country and see the fruits of our labour.

18.01.2022 Lake Kepwari a former open cut coal mine opens this weekend near Collie.

17.01.2022 Hit the Golden Pipeline Heritage Trail for an adventure into the Wheatbelt and beyond. The Golden Pipeline Heritage Trail takes you through gorgeous countryside..., amazing camping spots and beautiful wide-open spaces. There's an interpretive trail, revealing the story of one of Australia's most amazing engineering feats. See more

17.01.2022 GASCOYNE STORMS The ABC's Chris Lewis ventured into the Gascoyne region of WA last week as thunderstorms brought heavy rain after two years of drought. He said ...you could hear and smell the bush coming alive. Make sure you have sound ON. @a_film_maker

16.01.2022 And we complain about a few flies and mosquitoes

16.01.2022 Manning Park covers over 117 hectares and makes up the north-west sector of the Beeliar Regional Park. The park encompasses significant cultural and historic sites for both indigenous people and European settlers. In 2017 Landscape Architects UDLA were commissioned to develop a masterplan for the park. Amongst the master plans recommendations was to develop a whole of park signage and interpretation plan. https://www.wayfound.com.au//manning-park-signage-interpr/

15.01.2022 Raja the Komodo dragon loves some pamper time at Perth Zoo! Do your little dragons at home receive the royal treatment? Show us your cutest pet photos ... Perth Zoo

13.01.2022 Hes got all the moves

12.01.2022 Unpack your hiking boots - the Bluff Knoll trail is opening! After 4 months of work to repair bushfire damage, the Bluff Knoll trail is opening this Friday 22... May at 8am. The work hasn't been easy with more than 50 tonnes of material brought in manually and by helicopter. Hand tools were used to replace all steps and water bars on the trail and install a new pedestrian bridge. The height of the new steps has also been lowered to make the trail easier to climb and more family friendly. Mt Trio and Mt Toolbrunnup walk trails and access roads in the park will open on 8am Saturday 23 May. Stirling Range Ridge Walk including Ellen Peak will remain closed for the rest of the year, and Toll Peak picnic area and Moingup Springs campground and picnic area remain closed for the foreseeable future. To find out more about exploring Stirling Range National Park visit https://exploreparks.dbca.wa.gov.au/park/stirling-range Image credit from Instagram @shawneerae, Shem Bisluk, DBCA.

12.01.2022 Walking the former Roe 8 route that will become a walk trail from Stock Road through to Bibra Drive. Wayfound is developing the signage strategy so that wayfinding and interpretive signage can rolled out in a consistent manner.

12.01.2022 Mmmmm, coffin bay oysters!

11.01.2022 Terracotta, turquoise and this view!

11.01.2022 Build it and they will come... https://www.abc.net.au//mountain-biking-track-re/12440526

11.01.2022 Wide open roads

11.01.2022 The rolling green hills, sandy white beaches and vivid blue waters of Rapid Bay http://bit.ly/Top5FleurieuPeninsula Photo: @antstagram_sa (via IG) on the Visit Fleurieu Peninsula.

10.01.2022 Reynoldsons Flora Reserve in Wongan Hills displays a stunning array of colour between October and December each year when the wildflowers are out in bloom with over 1,400 species of flowering plants with 24 species unique to Wongan Hills. Some years ago the Wongan Hills Tourism Group created an interpretive walk trail within the reserve with interpretive panels describing the various flowering plants. These interpretive panels had completely failed due to the materials used ...and the hi UV environment at Reynoldson Reserve. We worked with the project officer to develop interesting and engaging sign panels using organic shapes and stylised artwork to break up the rectangular panel shape. We designed a suite of 11 interpretive panels. https://www.wayfound.com.au//reynoldson-reserve-interpret/

10.01.2022 Have you had problems being swooped by magpies? Check out this clever solution by Mark from Adelaide who said he was sick of being attacked when he was riding... his bike. Mark said the bird is a light, stuffed toy which he often attaches it to his backpack to keep him safe when he is walking too. He's also mastered his magpie impression to complete the illusion. Mark John Muscat via ABC Adelaide

09.01.2022 Time to hit the road!

08.01.2022 A good thought, where shall we go?

08.01.2022 Like to do this one some day.

07.01.2022 An area that needs a lot of work.

06.01.2022 Day 1 at One Arm Point. Flew in to Broome and drove up to One Arm Point to meet with Bardi-Jaawi Corporation to collect stories and design interpretive signage for an interpretive walk trail at the Ardyaloon Trochus Shell Hatchery. Cape Leveque Rd is nearly all bitumen now, the last 20kms of gravel will be completed in November. Everyone is getting ready for a big tourist season next year.

05.01.2022 What a labour of love, fantastic piece.

04.01.2022 Where is your favourite place in Australia to explore? Aussie outback legend Bob Cooper Outback Survival spent eight days with the searing WA desert wit...h mininal water and food and has some tips on how NOT to get into strife while you're exploring our beautiful country. He says survival is all about: WATER WARMTH SHELTER SIGNALS FOOD Read more: https://ab.co/32IHkw6 Bob says people should: Bring plenty of water, and drink it in gulps. Sipping won't prevent dehydration. Keep a cool head if you get lost. Accept the situation and think rationally. Alert a friend of your plans before you head off and discuss what they'll do if you don't return on time. Have a plan B in case plan A goes south. Pack a small survival kit with everything you'll need if you run into a mishap. What are some of the things you pack in your survival kit? Compass Whistle Knife Bandages Stock cubes Torch Flint

04.01.2022 Check out this for an itinerary

03.01.2022 Time to make a revisit!

03.01.2022 Branding, trail design, interpretive & wayfinding, website and trail app designed and produced by Wayfound.

03.01.2022 Write your adventures!

02.01.2022 A WINDOW IN THE WHEATBELT Dreaming of your next Wheatbelt road trip? Now's the time to check your trusty people mover is in tip-top working order and ready to h...it the road (within your region for now). This quirky bus in Hyden has certainly travelled plenty of miles and is now part of the fabulous Kondinin Shire Art Trail, celebrating the creativity and history of local residents. Make sure you add it to your 'Pathways to Wave Rock' self-drive itinerary. #awindowinthewheatbelt

01.01.2022 Havent climbed this one?

01.01.2022 Hopefully will be heading Murray way when SA reopens

01.01.2022 We asked Kiwi locals to share New Zealand’s best kept secrets. Will your next adventure take you there?