Closing for the season of 2018
Thanks to everyone who made it out to us this season! Horse riders, fishing fans, campers, bushwalkers, artists, photographers, writers, friends and helpers, you have all brought a bit of your world to us and we have enjoyed sharing our world with you. All the best to each of you, and hope to cross paths…
Diggers Rest Horses|Cobber
This lovely young gelding has joined the ranks of trekking horses this season! He also happens to be one fantastic mustering horse. He is friendly, loves a scratch, and is quite willing to do whatever the rider asks of him. Roderick named him well:) Spread the wordemailFacebookPinterestTumblrTwitter
Upcoming Horse Riding Adventures at Diggers
We still have two adventures with saddles open in 2018! During the month of August, we are offering a couple of horse riding weeks, the first one being based here at the station, and the second one heading out for a few days of camping. August 14-20, Women’s Kimberley Horse Riding Adventure , hosted by us and…
Diggers Rest Horses|Annie
Annie is no spring chicken, but she is getting another chance to be a working horse, thanks to the efforts of Tash. On any given day at sunrise, you will likely see the these two characters out training in the paddocks. Tash, who comes from Wales, is here helping us out with our horses, and…
Photography Workshop|On The Verandah
We are looking forward to hosting a week of photography here at Digger’s, with several guests arriving this afternoon! Rachel Dillon and Andrew Kikeros from On The Verandah have been organising these adventures for four years now, with professional photographer Bewley Shaylor sharing his knowledge, advice, and enthusiasm for the art form. Keep an eye…
Birds around Diggers
The birds have been loving the warm weather, and though it is starting to “cool” off a bit, we still have quite a variety just around the homestead. The blue-faced honeyeaters, double bar finches, happy jacks, aka silver crowned bablers, bower birds and of course the ever present little blue corellas have all made themselves…




