Talk:Kalamunda, Western Australia

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I think that the stub tag can be removed now. --Spook 15:19, 18 February 2006 (UTC)

Just been fleshing the article out a bit. Ethnicity interests me, I have a sense that there are other groups up there.. Need to string it all together a bit more smoothly, and give a better sense of the contrast between the flat-land (to the west) and the hills. Also like to mention the small railway trails and a bit of history-with-names-of-characters, and finally thinking about a way of talking about bush fire readiness (a happier approach to the story that otherwise might be titled extreme-bushfire-risk). And make mention of any other peculiar industries (walnuts?), and not forgetting the fireworks factory at Carmel that memorably exploded a few years ago.. Tban 05:51, 23 June 2006 (UTC)