Showing posts with label south. Show all posts
Showing posts with label south. Show all posts

Saturday, October 29, 2016

PLTW CEA Maine South Project

PLTW CEA Maine South Project


This project took up the entire second semester of CEA. There were hundreds of hours of research and design put into this project. My team received a 99% on this project so if you are looking for something to strive for this is the project for you. However, I think this project was specific to Maine South High School. All of the files are in the folder but I couldnt tell you which one is which, very unorganized, by bad. Enjoy.

These are my Maine South Revit Files


PLTW CEA Maine South Project

Tuesday, October 18, 2016

The great south west

The great south west


Yesterday we took a flight with Par Avion to Melaleuca in Tasmanias south west world heritage wilderness area, as part of my Mums big-O birthday weekend in Tasmania. As youll see from the photos below, the weather was perfect. There were only six of us on the half day trip, which included a boat ride out onto Bathurst Harbour. The tea coloured waters produce beautiful reflections. A couple of years back I read the books about Deny King and Win and Clyde Clayton who lived in the area last century, so I was keen to see what it really looked like. The views of endless mountain ranges and spectacular peaks were even better than I had expected. I would love to go back in winter to see snow on them. David saw a couple of sun fish in the ocean off the south coast and caught a glimpse of our house from the air on the return journey. Just fabulous, highly recommend this trip.




The great south west

Tuesday, October 4, 2016

South Cape Bay

South Cape Bay


I love the four-hour return walk to the beach at South Cape Bay from Cockle Creek (as far south as you can drive in Australia) for the huge variety of landscapes you see on a relatively short and easy walk. Starting off in dry eucalypt forest, you hit a section of boardwalk through what would be a swamp if wed had more rain, then buttongrass plains, followed by sections of humid rainforest and streams before reaching the dark grey cliffs and white sands below, waves pounding on the shore. When our little party walked it on Sunday, the weather was as varied as the scenery. Its wild and remote and so so beautiful.




South Cape Bay