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Monthly moodboard // Our inspiration behind this m Monthly moodboard // Our inspiration behind this month's calendar design 🌊⚓️
Dress up your desktop or mobile device with our Wh Dress up your desktop or mobile device with our Whitsundays-inspired May calendar wallpaper! Download it for free from our Salty blog 📱🖥
As we continue our tour of glorious Queensland – As we continue our tour of glorious Queensland – let’s head north to the warm waters of the Whitsundays and bask in the sunshine! 🏝🌞 ⛵️ As the largest collection of islands in Australia, the Whitsundays is made up of 74 islands, with only eight inhabited and the rest protected by National Park status. ⛵️ Captain Cook may have mistakenly named the Whitsundays, believing he was sailing through the archipelago on Whit Sunday (3rd June 1770), when it was in actual fact Monday 4th June (Whit Monday). ⛵️ Each year during August, yachties from around the globe sail to Hamilton Island for Hamilton Island Race Week – Australia’s largest offshore keelboat regatta. ⛵️ Whitehaven Beach, with its swirling patterns of turquoise waters on top of pure white silica sand, is consistently rated as Australia’s #1 beach and the 5th best in the world. ⛵️ Hayman Island features the largest swimming pool in the southern hemisphere. ⛵️ Archaeological evidence suggests that the Ngaro Aboriginal people lived on the Whitsunday Islands as long as 8,000 years ago, and you can see fascinating cave paintings at Nara Inlet.
It's the first day of May, and we'd love to be sai It's the first day of May, and we'd love to be sailing in the Whitsundays! Who's with us!? This beautiful island destination is the inspiration behind May's calendar design 🌊 ⛵
We love sprouting creative ideas! Like this DAF Gu We love sprouting creative ideas! Like this DAF Guide which started as a A4 Guide and then literally 'grew' into a collection of matching factsheets! 😄🌿
Times are changing! More often we're designing for Times are changing! More often we're designing for online viewing rather than print. This calls for creating documents which are more accessible through interactivity and read-out-loud capabilities. We had some fun with this report, which includes several interactive flow maps detailing the various stages of investigation and assessment. 😄
Monthly moodboard // Our inspiration behind this m Monthly moodboard // Our inspiration behind this month's calendar design 🍍🌞
Happy Monday Salty friends 🍍🙌 // Dress up yo Happy Monday Salty friends 🍍🙌 // Dress up your desktop or mobile device with our April wallpaper! Download it for free from our Salty blog 📱🖥 {Link in profile}
The Glass House Mountains is our next stop, as we The Glass House Mountains is our next stop, as we discover our beautiful sunshine State 🌞🍍⛰ 🍍 This awe-inspiring collection of 11 ranges was formed approximately 25-27 million years ago and is made of molten lava volcanic peaks. Mount Beerwah is the highest peak at 555 metres. 🍍 Walking tracks, challenging summit routes and climbing sites lead through a variety of open forests to epic lookouts with panoramic views of the mountains. 🍍 The mountains form an iconic silhouette rising amongst the Sunshine Coast’s patchwork of farming plains. The rich volcanic soil produces pineapples, papaws, strawberries, avocados and passionfruit, as well as vegetables and macadamia nuts. 🍍 The Sunshine Coast is renowned worldwide as Australia’s traditional pineapple-growing territory. In its heyday, The Big Pineapple was one of the Australia’s most popular tourism attractions with over a million visitors each year! 🍍 Listed on the Queensland and National Heritage Register as a landscape of national significance, the GHM hold cultural significance to the area's traditional Aboriginal owners, the Gubbi Gubbi people. The mountains are named: Father Tibrogargan, Mother Beerwah, and their many children including eldest son Coonowrin. 🍍 Origin of Name: On 17 May 1770, Captain James Cook wrote in his Journal: "These hills lie but a little way inland, and not far from each other: they are remarkable for the singular form of their elevation, which very much resembles a glass house, and for this reason I called them the Glass Houses …". This is a reference to their appearance which reminded him of the glass furnaces in Yorkshire.
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