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I traveled to Forrest in western Victoria to take an early morning tour/canoe paddle with Otway Ecotours (http://www.platypustours.net.au/) to see platypuses in the wild. And see them with did. Have very good, if very horizontal, views of 4-5 platypus many times. They swim low in the water, so you see only the top of their bill, head, back and tail cruising along. Otway Ecotours told me not to bring an SLR camera because the noise who startle the platypus. So, all I brought was a cheap P&S camera with no telephoto (90mm), and no low light performance. I got some photos, but they were so bad I deleted them all. If you want to see platypuses in the wild, I highly recommend this tour.
On Friday 29 May 2015, Andrew and Nicola Forrest announced the first recipients of the Forrest Research Scholarships Awards – with all five recipients flying in from around the world to accept their award.
Pouring rain at Forrest. The airstrip is by the building. The airstrip at Forrest was the overnight stop on the first scheduled passenger air service between Perth and Adelaide from 1929 to 1934, operated by West Australian Airways. The 18-room hostel provided a restaurant meal "worthy of any city hotel".
Forrest Gibson, EMPSFM's director of technology, at the opening reception of the 2010 Pop Conference, EMPSFM, Seattle, Washington.
Jordan won a $1000 voucher by entering the Forrest Chase and Perth Fashion Festival Find Your Shape Competition