just a bit of manic graphic madness
Take a Walk on the Wild Side will create three fundamental but flexible aspects to the business. One will be guided interpretive walks conducted in National Parks and on private properties to mainly cater for the growing Self Drive markets. These walks will be scheduled, of one hours duration and will be value for money positive experiences.
The second phase of the business is photography, both 2D and 3D. Producing books, posters,digital image libraries, postcards that will be exposed at various markets . The market display will be innovative , customer friendly and incorporates a 3D portrait studio as well as a gallery of framed works. Will be running trials on other locally made products as well as soon as we can figure out what people actually buy at markets. The display will also include promotional material for our tours and other products.
The third phase will be creating a vehicle suitable for doing railway track tours on a yet to be determined de commissioned railway line in the area. The vehicles will be powered by peddle power and is suitable for all ages and physical capabilities even for those with less mobility or sight. The activity is healthy and would suit families or even school groups as the vehicles can be coupled together to form a train. It's healthy and fun.More information on this will be published shortly.
The completed Bluebird
5 Minute disassembly for transport
The drawing board
Building components.
Malanda Van Park Friday evening get together at the children's farm
Tony giving demonstrations on Fire Stick Twirling
Kerrie the Bush Poet
A Farm visitor
in order to attract more local visitors to the park a Communal Vegetable Garden and Children's Farm has been created at Malanda Falls Caravan Park.
MALANDA SHOW TIME
Kids enjoying the daily calf feeding at Malanda Falls Caravan Parks Children's Farm
Kerrie Dickson reciting poetry and telling Bush Yarns
Tony demonstrating Fire Stick twirling
Even the locals came in to enjoy Malanda Showtime
Shane Knuth, member of Parliament, presenting Oliver with the Champion Calf Feeding certificate.
meanwhile down the road at the Showgrounds...
entertainers were out in force...
After fighting our way through the huge crowds
the evening was topped off with a BBQ around the campfire at the new camp on Riverside Drive
on the 19th of July Janice and I departed Cairns for a journey to the Mitchell Falls in the Kimberley in Western Australia.
Lawn Hill Gorge
Who's a Bad Boy then?
How not to arrive in Borroloola
An inspired 3D Turtle
The Boy 2D
The Boy 3D
Elder 3D
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