Margaret River vacations in Western Australia @ Yelverton Brook Eco Spa Retreat

February 22, 2008

First wedding at Yelverton Brook

Our first wedding at Yelverton Brook is held at Sheaok Chalet with a very small party of 10 family members, they got married on the lawn at Sheoak Chalet and had a beautiful private chef dinner service for them all seated under the stars on the lawn and patio area.

Apparently the Kangaroos got into some of the photos with the bride, just awaiting copies to post up here.

All the family loved the small and romantic wedding in a great natural setting.

Rachel hired a large round table of the local party caterers to seat all of them around one large table together.

Check out our Weddings web page for some great ideas to help plan that very special day

Some of those friendly kangaroos -

Kangaroos at Yelverton Brook near Margaret River in Western Australia

February 7, 2008

Valentines at Yelverton Brook

Filed under: margaret river, possum, romantic, travel, valentine, western australia, wildlife — jensor @ 8:22 am

angel_01.gifWith Valentines month is the month of Romance check out our packages on offer to help make your stay just a little more memorial and also the great Leeuwin Concert weekend, just remember when planning your dates as the Margaret River wine region is usually fully booked for this weekend. About 5-6,000 people attend the 2 concerts held at Leeuwin Estate Winery on the Sat & Sun evening. The Sunday concert is usually easier to book.

Our Western Ringtailed Possums that have come to live at Yelverton Brook appear to be doing well and all have finished their soft release program and found new homes in the local trees hollows. We have put extra water supplies in close trees using self-waterers hanging in the trees is held in place with straps and rubber bands. Ordinary rubber bands were perishing quickly so Vacola rubber bands are now used as seem to be doing better.

These are very special native wildlife and are on the endangered native species list of Australia.

So if you are wandering the woods and see these strange white & green plastic things up in the trees you will know what they are there for.

There is also a small stainless steel holder for a little apple as a special treat. Some times the ants find it first so it pays to put the apple out latter in the afternoon to early evening to beat the ants.

 

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