Anna loves the Aussie bush, read about her in The Con by Gael McCarte. Reading this book is like a trip to without the TSA hassle. The smell of eucalyptus in the air on a hot day cannot be replicated.
This is like the red earth around Kalgoorlie, Australia where Anna in The Con went to teach the Department of Justice about trauma as a criminogenic valiable.
The echidna, or spiny ant-eater, is another monotreme, which has a long sticky tongue and a prickly coat like a hedgehog or porcupine – so don’t try and pick one up! Kangaroo Island is one of the best places to spot them in the wild.
Spinifex and snappy gums in the second largest park in the state - Karijini ( formerly Hamersley Range ) National Park - The Pilbara, Western Australia
Corrigin, Western Australia I spent a year teaching in this town a long time ago. This picture doesn't do it justice as it is a prosperous farming town.
