#yallingup

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Injidup Natural Spa, Yallingup, Western Australia: Injidup Natural Spa is a hidden rock pool right on the edge of the often-turbulent Indian Ocean. Waves crash over the rocks to form a mini natural waterfall and “spa”, with some other tidal pools close by. A popular little swimming hole in our state’s South West, Injidup’s natural spa has become an irresistible stop amongst a plethora of beautiful beaches down south... Yallingup is a town in the South West region of Western Australia, 256 kilometres south of Perth. Yallingup is a popular tourist destination because of its beaches and limestone caves, and proximity to Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park. Wikipedia

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Clifftop @ Yallingup, Western Australia

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Smiths Beach, Yallingup, Western Australia, Australia

Jacques Bopp

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daniel ricciardo with a fan in yallingup, perth | 15th january 2025

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Danny in yallingup, aus.🤍

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We drove up to Yallingup for coffee at Commonage. Tried the beach but it was crazy busy. …so back down to Prevelly for a second visit to the dog beach instead!

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‘White Lines’ Injidup Dunes, Yallingup

Mark Boyle

Mark Boyle

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so you kind of covered this when talking about how many alphas/omegas there were at hillview, but do you think you could go more in detail with the layout of the buildings or just the land in general? it would be wonderful to have a clearer picture of it while reading!

Tbh the things I want folks to focus on most - like the landscape, the beach, the vegetated sand dunes, even the names of the trees in the forests and the wildlife, get described quite a bit in Underline the Black.

As to the cottages themselves, they're being described over time as the characters experience them. So the colour of the rugs on the floor have been mentioned, the towels in Dr Gary's bathroom, the decor in his office, the material of the floor etc. Underline the Black mentions the colour of the bricks and even the actual brand of the metal used for the roofing (as well as the colour).

I don't know if I'll ever draw an actual map, but it's quite easy to search for images of the south west of Western Australia, of the places mentioned nearby in the Underline stories (Yallingup, Margaret River, Dunsborough, Donnybrook etc.) and of the trees to get an idea of what the place looks like (Karri, Jarrah). (Same with the beaches in that area). The specific reason I mention these kinds of things is so that people have keywords they can search if they want to see more specific images of the location. :)

Beyond that I don't want to go into too much detail, so that folks can come up with something that works for them, vs. something really specific.

But there's been thousands of words devoted just to describing the landscape / setting in four different Underline stories. (Both Nate and Flitmouse describe the landscape in some detail in Underline the Blue and Underline the Gold, and Faber talks a lot about the surrounding areas which you can also Google in Underline the Red). Highly recommend googling some of the places / trees / etc. already mentioned.

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By Seanscottphotography

Yallingup, Western Australia, Australia

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‘White Lines’ Injidup Dunes, Yallingup Mark Boyle

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Cape Naturaliste Pro Presented By We Are Feel Good Inc

Oct 17 - 20, 2024 QS1000

Cape Naturaliste, Yallingup, Western Australia

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(28/08/2024)

KVB222 - Spatial Art: Object and Site (Week 6)

Anne and I were placed into a group together and given the task of creating a site-specific artwork with the idea of "re-use" in mind. How can this artwork be repurposed on re-used in time? Are the materials it is made from recyclable?

We began by searching for a site which we would install our work, leading us to the white bollards. We started with the idea of repetition and continuation and decided our primary material would be wire for its bendable nature. This later turned into extension after I wrapped wire around the bollard/post and placed it atop itself. This created a spiral-like spring which was flimsy and loose. We wanted it to be more still and stable however, which brought forward the idea of bamboo as a support beam. After discovering the bamboo was also quite bendable it became difficult to straighten the spiral. This lead to experimentation with tension and balance (off the site) until we accepted the direction the bamboo wanted to lean in. When placing it on top of the post again, it felt too empty and faint which resulted in the introduction of paper. This was used to create further dimension and shape. When returned to the bollard it had a firmer, stronger feel and displayed a starker, more expressive shadow.

Upon reflection on this process I would most probably explore a less tension based piece. While it is still a work which was intended to embody the idea of "re-use" and certainly could do so; it was not realised in the same way as it was envisioned. It does however, embody "re-use" more in the sense that the piece itself, is reusable on other bollards and similar shapes. In future I believe I would direct the aspects of "re-use" more toward the materials themselves.

Inspiring Artist(s):

"Cockatoo on the move" is a work by Alan Meyburgh, an Australian artist specialising in works made from recycled materials. The expressive shape of the work distinctly depicts the motion of a cockatoo in soaring in flight. The cockatoo itself is mounted on a steel road which is connected to a base of Jarrah wood. The wood however is sourced from the Cape Leewin Lighthouse which was restored and left Jarrah wood fencing originally from the 1940's. The body of the cockatoo is also made from the original lighthouse fencing and the head and wings from an oil drum sourced from a local property. Speaking to the nostalgic, coastal location on Australia's West coast.

Jordan Sprigg similarly uses recycled materials to create large scale sculptures, often depicting wild life in nature. His 2016 work "The Amelia Park Roo" uses site specificity to create a scene of a kangaroo drinking from a watering hole. The sculpture is made of piece of discarded metal and scrap pieces most probably from old machinery as much of Sprigg's other works. These parts can be seen having been welded together to create the form of a kangaroo. This work is now on permanent public display at the Amelia Park Wines, Margaret River.

Reference(s):

Meyburgh, A. Cockatoo on the Move - Leeuwin Lighthouse Weather Station [Sculpture]. Yallingup Galleries, Yallingup Galleries https://www.yallingupgalleries.com.au/products/cockatoo-on-the-move-leeuwin-lighthouse-weather-station

Sprigg, J. Jordan Sprigg: Sculpter - About the artist. https://www.jordanspriggsculptures.com.au/about

Sprigg, J. (2016). The Amelia Park Roo. jordanspriggsculpter.com.au. https://www.jordanspriggsculptures.com.au/the-amelia-park-roo

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daniel ricciardo in yallingup, western australia | 15.1.24. | 📸

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Our food, wine and brewery tours visit the best venues within the Margaret River region, including Busselton, Dunsborough, Yallingup and Augusta.