by jenny | Mar 5, 2019 | Aboriginal culture, Birds, camping, Conservation and Education, environment, Fit and Active, Geology, Great Walks Australia, Light to Light Walk, Marine Science, nature, Sapphire Coast NSW, The Yuin, Whales and Sea Life
So this is how you make a little film – or 2 or 3…. We commissioned a film to show you why we love the Light to Light Walk. Our film makers – Gooseboy Productions – were so passionate about the project that we ended up with several versions....
by jenny | Nov 6, 2018 | Animals, Birds, environment, Fit and Active, Geology, Green Cape, Light to Light Walk, Whales and Sea Life
When we take people on our tours along the Light to Light Walk, we are constantly reminded of how lucky we are to live in this place. We marvel at the reaction of our walkers when they see something we take for granted:a swamp wallaby chewing on a busha kangaroo or...
by jenny | Jan 27, 2018 | camping, Geology, Health and wellbeing, Saltwater Beach, Uncategorized
As long term locals, we’ve always known that Saltwater was a pretty special place worth exploring thoroughly. Spending more time down there with our new tour business gave us the opportunity to really discover its wonders. There’s the beach of course. A...
by jenny | Jan 14, 2018 | Animals, Birds, camping, Geology, Natural Landscape, Saltwater, Uncategorized
We’ve developed a new tour option and we can’t wait to share it with you. In our first 12 months. we’ve taken every opportunity to explore the surrounds in which we work. We’ve had heaps of time to check out the secrets of each of the...
by jenny | Nov 29, 2017 | Conservation and Education, Geology, Marine Science, Natural Landscape
We’ve come across a blog from a young researcher called Thomas Oliver, a coastal geographer who is clearly enamoured with our beautiful south coast region. His latest blog was written after a visit to the beautiful Towamba (Kiah) River estuary – down near...
by jenny | Aug 6, 2017 | Conservation and Education, Geology, Local History
[One of the many remarkable geological features on the Light to Light Walk.] The geology and earth history along this section of the Australian coast is one of violent upheaval and seismic change stretching back 490 million years. “Violent upheaval, you say? But it...
