Just finished a poem I began in September last year. I’ve been visiting the peninsula regularly for over 40 years & this is the latest of many attempts to encapsulate its diversity in text.
Yorke Peninsula
lime green paddocks of barley wave to the edge
of cliffs and scalloped bays
landlocked islands of high-vis canola
waving microforests of seagrass in shallows,
a glassysea reflecting a cloudy sky
cursive scribbles of squid ink on jetty planks
crumbling limestone cliffs recycled as
institutes, general stores and hotels
copper bleeding up from magma

It’s a very underrated place, Yorke Peninsula. Love the images.
Suits me. Under-rated means less tourists and more tranquility for me. Ah, the serenity…