See below link on Western Australian wildflower season, the country areas north of Perth generally start before the country areas south of Perth so is generally best to start north before heading south if you are a flower follower, see;

http://www.westernaustralia.com/en/Things_to_See_and_Do/Forest_and_Flowers/Pages/Wildflowers.aspx

What an Interesting Site Vic. Thank you for putting it up. TC Regards Bubbles

in amongst them right now as it happens, mindblowingly beatifull, still got miles of them yet to see

Thanks Bubbles. Love the "soft shoe shuffle", lol ! G'Day Humpy, what area are you in at the moment and where would you recommend people to go ? Thanks, Vic

Thanks for the site Vic.
What wonderous sights to fill the eyes. :P
Barb

We hope to drive up from Perth to Paynes Find  area next week and then follow the blooms for a couple of weeks.
Havent realy had a chance to see them again since 1992.  They wowed us then and we had limited travelling time so did not get to go to a lot of places. Mainly around Mullewa then.

We were planning heading off this weekend.  

 Last Friday got some grindings in my eye while at work. (no idea how as I wear safety glasses all the time)  Had four little bits removed on Monday last, but one microscopic bit is still there and rusting away. Eye is very much better, but got another check up on Monday next. 
Might hopefully then get away on Tuesday.  

See if we can be  Wowed more than last time.
Regards
Mike and Ellie
 

No worries Barb & Daz, would love to be Sue, Mike and Ellie, but we can't get away at the moment unfortunately so hopefully another year, but definitely on our must do list in the future.

Best wishes,
Vic

Edit: Here is the link for the Granite Trail Loop that looks interesting, it also takes in Andrews local town of Mukinbudin and I posted it there also, see;

http://www.wildflowerswa.com/NR/rdonlyres/08E485CA-C1CC-4D3A-AD71-556F99BB9F0C/0/GraniteLoopTrail.pdf 

-- Edited by Vic41 on Saturday 15th of August 2009 04:01:31 PM