#Boranup

[takenbybean]

Lake Cave entrance, Margaret River, July 23 2021

[jounetyfinder]

Margaret River Wine Region Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

Margaret River Wine Region – Surrounded by coasts on three sides and enjoying virtually rain-free summers, this region is … source

[bigovens]

Beautiful afternoon stroll to Boranup lookout #canyongrizl7al #canyonbikes #gravel #ibikemargaretriver #makeyourbikeworldbigger #boranup #dropbarsnotbombs #gravelerscc #trail #outsideisfree #ridestrong (at Margaret River, Western Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn9TWTvPXTQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[not-poignant]

I'm a reader and from Western Australia. The description of the UTB facility always kinda reminded me of Woodman Point Recreational Camp. Like that kind of set up. More space between the cottages. Being close to the beach. But with Margaret River bushland...... if that makes sense.....lol

Hello fellow Western Australian! :D

I had to look up the Woodman Point Recreational Camp because I'd never heard of it and kind of cringed at how spartan and jail-like it looked. (I'm sure it's very different and a lot more fun to experience! But the photos aren't kind).

I actually imagine for example that Gary's cottage looks actually way more like this, just kind of without the white fencing around the verandah:

Literally like giant forest behind it, garden around it, kangaroos, and the grass is greener and better maintained and there's also just in general on the grounds, way, way more greenery to create a sense of things being screened off from each other.

There's a reason Efnisien's not mentioning all the other chalets on the property, and it's not just because they're very far apart (because many aren't, they all have to be reasonably reachable by staff).

The standalone chalets I imagine a bit more like this, but more modern, and a lot more glass / curtains to fully open the house (to air out pheromones). And while they're less likely to have forest behind them, there are just a lot of trees etc. and gardens and benches etc. on the property.

This is probably a better idea re: an aerial view:

(Though yeah as you say, more space between the cottages, and more grass. There's also a central cluster of buildings where Gary's office/s, the medical suite/s, caterers and all the professional/corporate meeting rooms are!)

It's more of a radial design. Some cottages are clustered closer together, some are duplexes, and some are quite far away due to the possessiveness of the omega (so Caleb and Lucien are very close to the beach and quite 'separate' so they're not likely to catch any pheromones from anyone else).

I'd say there is more grass, and more like...lush maintained gardens with a mix of native and exotic plants from the aerial view. Because it actually used to be a very kind of 5 star self-contained chalet experience, it's got botanical garden level of greenery around the place, that's very well-maintained by gardeners etc. on staff. It's not the kind of place where they get a lawnmower person out once every few weeks, they have full-time gardeners who come in every day and leave every day because there's just so much to do / maintain in the garden/s and on the grounds!

I hope that helps some! I mean it still might remind you of the Recreational Camp, the photos that came up for me in an image search were pretty bare.

[inspiralauspic]

This Printable Boranup Poster Collection showcases the amazing Destination with the Stunning Boranup Forrest, Magnificent Limestone Caves and Coastal Beaches.

Boranup Poster Collection

[notforvanity]

Self-promo 2023 (ep.15): Molly Fernandes

From the author of ‘Owen’s afternoon tea’, another incredible book that mixes nature, science and adventure, shared exclusively with Not for Vanity! Call of the Boodier, Europe Books, 2023 WHAT’S THE BOOK ABOUT? Call of the Boodier, a youth adventure novel set in the Boranup forest, tells the story of a tiger relocation project. On route to a brand-new state-of-the-art tiger sanctuary in one…

[integraflowwatercare]

We have moved!!! Integraflow has moved to unit 1, 39 Boranup Ave in Clarkson, one road away from our previous location. Come down and have a look at a new set up, have a drink on us (choices depending on time of that 🤫) and say hi. From the team at Integraflow.

[mitzyandme]

After the fires

I decided to face my fears and drive to Boranup. I had seen plenty of the images and videos online while the devastating bushfires had raged through the National park, but I don’t think I was quite ready to comprehend the true devastation. Gone is the precious fairy forest I so loved. While most of the proud Karris still stand, they shed scorched bark and feel dry and exhausted to the touch. Most shocking was to see the extent of the damage on the coast at Contos. Truly nothing is left but for some battling balgas and distressingly, an invasion of weeds. 

While bushfires have always been apart of the Australian climate, and in fact are needed for many of our unique plants to germinate, the increased frequency and intensity of these fires caused by human-made climate change will only see these kinds of catastrophic events occur more often, and at a rate that the landscape can’t recover. We can learn a lot from how Indigenous peoples have managed the land for thousands of years through controlled cool-burns so that these kinds of events don’t occur nearly as often, as well as vote for governments that are going to take action on climate change. 

Still, in this death and devastation there is still life returning in the forest with fresh regrowth. It just will not be the same. 

[auntadadoom]

Karri Forest #naturescathedral (at Boranup Forest, Margaret River) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ceng6SKB9Z-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[fornatureiseverywhere]

boranup western australia

[inyoureyes69]

Karri Trees | © inyoureyes69

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[orebic-travel]

Margaret River Wine Region Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

Margaret River Wine Region Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

Margaret River Wine Region – Surrounded by coasts on three sides and enjoying virtually rain-free summers, this region is primed and ready for lovers of more …

[bigovens]

Wonderful stroll to Boranup Forest and the lookout. After the fire a couple of years ago it’s greening up well. #boranupforest #boranup #canyongrizlal7 #canyongrizlsuspension #dropbarsnotbombs #makeyourbikeworldbigger #canyonbikes #gravel #gravelerscc #gravelgrinder #bikepacking #bikeporn #ridewa #ridemargaretriver #margaretriver #therapy #ridestrong #gravelbike (at Boranup Lookout) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl8LuDWv9Zk/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[travelistme]

Margaret River Wine Area Trip Journey Information | Expedia

Margaret River Wine Area Trip Journey Information | Expedia

A #trip to the #MargaretRiverWineRegion can take you down the Western Australian shoreline for over 80 miles and stretch inland for an additional 20.

[scruffypassports-blog]

It is hard to get a sense of how tall these trees are from a picture, but swipe across to see a small human standing at the bottom of one and you will get the idea! 🌲🌿🍃 These trees are massive, with some towering over 60 meters in height! Stop off in a parking bay and turn off your car engine... you can then listen to the native birds making a racket in the forest - it is well worth it 😊 #scruffypassports . . . . . #thisiswa #visitwesternaustralia #forest #justanotherdayinwa #seeaustralia #margaretriver #westernaustralia #downsouth #forest_captures #boranup #anotherdayinwa #birdlife #naturephotography #perthisok #roadtrip #natureza #earthofficial #boranupforest #nature #naturelovers #nature_good #beautifuldestinations #agameoftones #destinationearth #discoverearth #windingroad (at Boranup Forest, Margaret River) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bse5eB5HLzB/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=anjfxu0ckfie

[stephaniedolen]

boranup karri forest, western australia