Pelicans are a common sight in Mallacoota, always appreciated for their elegance in the air, their lovable clumsy gait on land, and their serene and exotic presence on the water. A few days ago we watched a fisherman and his friend cleaning flatheads on the main wharf. They had a very good catch, filling two […]

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Julieanne and Ren Milsom 15 December 1991 Dear Margaret and Peter, Thank you for your kind note. We just left the flat as we found it. All three of us really enjoyed our stay in the Adobe Flats. We found the flat very comfortable and relaxing – we wonder why we need a twenty square […]

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One Wednesday in November around 10.30 pm the bell went and Werner, one of the guests at the Adobe Flats that week, was at the door. Werner is from some mountain top in Switzerland, but lives now in Kilsyth with his Italian wife, Alex, their three kids and her mum and dad. They all came […]

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The Mudbrick Flats by Peter Kurz The following article is reprinted from Earth Garden Magazine of December 1977. Mallacoota is a sleepy fishing village most of the year, but from Christmas to February it is very busy with holiday-makers, mainly from Melbourne. It is next to the beautiful Mallacoota Inlet and surrounded by National Park. […]

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