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Scattered across the shallow waters of Hamelin Pool are some of the oldest living organisms on Earth. These strange rock like structures are called stromatolites, living colonies of microorganisms that have existed in similar forms for more than 3.5 billion years. Long before dinosaurs, trees, or even animals existed, these ancient life forms were already thriving and helping produce the oxygen that transformed Earth's atmosphere.

Today, Hamelin Pool in Western Australia's Shark Bay World Heritage Area is one of the few places on the planet where living stromatolites can still be seen in the wild. The bay's exceptionally salty water protects them from predators, allowing these remarkable organisms to continue growing just as they have for billions of years. Standing beside them is like looking back to the earliest chapter of life on Earth, making Hamelin Pool one of Australia's most extraordinary natural wonders.

Taking advantage of this stop over in Singapore. It’s an easy city to move around in and the people are helpful and friendly. On my way now@to Sentosa Island. Pretty sure this is the one you told me about .

Yesterday, I was in Perth, WA, at the St. Mary’s Cathedral where we lit a candle for mom; then out for dinner at my favourite Perth restaurant, Angel Falls Grill, where the entire menu is gluten free. The day before that, we were at an Aussie Rules footy game. Today, I arrived in Singapore for three days, on my way home to Canada. I thought it was time to start exploring my stop overs (between Western Australia and Nova Scotia)and to be able to afford this, I am using my new Travel Advantage membership to create savings and earn travel dollars towards future travel adventures. Traveling more and traveling smarter is possible if you are willing to put aside limiting beliefs. I am free to chat if you want to learn more. Sometimes you just have to look at things differently and take a chance.