Butterbox…butterbox. It has such a lovely sounding name. Sounds like a delicious box of biscuits that your grandmother brings out for special occasions. I am, however, of course talking about the canyon in the spectacularly scenic Blue Mountains. Maria Tedeschi Reports.
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The Blue Mountains lie 70 kilometres west of Sydney and present outdoor enthusiast with a large array of outdoor options. I am fortunate to use this area as my backyard for numerous activities but increasingly for fly-fishing . Ernest Smolej Reports.
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High in the mountains of East Africa, deep in the lush green forests of the Congo, a trail of trampled scrub and broken branches reveal the playground of a species all but lost. Scott Portelli.
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A deep blue streak curves towards an ominous sky, bright red protrusions pointing in all directions, a purple haze blankets a distant land, patches of green breathe beneath an onslaught of feet. Who would have thought you could find such multitude of colour in the whitest place on Earth. Scott Portelli Reports.
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In the deep blue oceans of the South Pacific, in the Kingdom of Tonga, the gentle giants of the ocean frequent the sheltered waters surrounding the islands of Vava’u. Humpback whales, magnificent in stature, awe inspiring, captivate onlookers with their breathtaking behaviour and dominate the seas with their commanding presence. Scott Portelli Reports.
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