This is an updated post (revisited post) relating to Gunyidi Pool, which was a fresh water swimming and meeting place in the late 1800s and early 1900s east off the highway betweem Marchagee and Watheroo on the Midlands Road in Western Australia.

This is my 10th 'page' in this series about Morawa and P. H. Lodge & Sons and it kind of wraps up the first set. I am planning to do a second set of ten and I hope to get around to putting those together shortly.

An article about the endangered matchstick banksia including pictures and some notes with links. The pictures were taken early in the spring of 2024 (Australia).

On a recent drive up along the South Western Highway I noticed that the semi-famous gate of boots just south of Serpentine no longer exists. The gate/gates is/are still there but all the boots have been removed.

At your age does your consumption of pills more-or-less follow this curve?

Sub-title: Animal Captivity Statistics: Oct 2023.
An update on the number of tigers in the wild from an old post. It seems that the number of tigers in the wild is up from 3,200 circa mid-2010 to 5,500 in October 2023.

This article is a summary of all of the goods and services provided by P. H. Lodge & Sons ... as best I can remember them all anyway.

A plot depicting taste vs. nutrition of one’s food as one gets older.

The second part of a two part story about how P. H. Lodge & Sons was the hub from with the town of Morawa emerged.

My second attempt at a semi-humorous graph.

This is my second post of Percy’s Postcards. An interesting postcard in this batch is the one of the Red Mill on Moulin Rouge in Paris.

My first post in my series of semi-humorous graphs. This one is about how many pills you need to take as you get older.

Percy’s postcards of Paris … from many years ago.

Part one of two parts focusing on the time when P. H. Lodge bought the original building from Mr. Moore.

Some pictures posted on FB by the Morawa Visitors Centre that I decided to try and ‘enhance’.

The day Morawa rattled. When Skinny Hern blew up the railway station.

The ‘famous’ camel team in front of P. H. Loge & Sons and trying to work out what is written on the headboards of the shop.

It is now a year since my sister Jean passed away. This is a picture of a hibiscus flower called Jean.

My Week 06 picture in my 52Photos challenge. I think it is a Golden Fleece Restaurant sign … but I’m not sure.