Old Wyndham
We drove to Wyndham for the day – Tim nostalgic about when he used to arrive in port when working as a merchant seaman, and Nic following in the footsteps of great-grandparents who met and lived there.
We travelled via the old inland road which skirted the Ord River for a while then cut across country via an old signal station site on a hill and a RAMSAR listed wetland Parrys Creek Lagoon with a vast armada of very vocal whistling ducks. The presence of water in such an arid landscape (at this time of year) always provides a striking contrast.


The old port town of Wyndham (separate to the contemporary town a bit inland) has definitely seen better days – actually it looks like it is on its very last legs. Which meant lots of great old buildings about to fall apart.







We travelled via the old inland road which skirted the Ord River for a while then cut across country via an old signal station site on a hill and a RAMSAR listed wetland Parrys Creek Lagoon with a vast armada of very vocal whistling ducks. The presence of water in such an arid landscape (at this time of year) always provides a striking contrast.
The old port town of Wyndham (separate to the contemporary town a bit inland) has definitely seen better days – actually it looks like it is on its very last legs. Which meant lots of great old buildings about to fall apart.







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