We collected mail from the post office, visited the information centre and waited for Fraser to have a haircut. Mum eventually found a coffee spot near the harbour. In the afternoon we went fishing along One Mile Jetty, and after getting some prawns from other fishers had great fun catching good size bream, big enough to jump out of our bucket! The walk back along the jetty in the dark was across the mangroves which were full of mozzies.

With a tail wind and Mum driving we make it to Carnarvon in good time and set up before lunch. The town is still recovering from cyclone Olwyn and many piles of debris remain to be cleaned up. The tomato and banana crops are thriving although it will take at least 2 years for production to return to normal - the local farms supply 80% of WA's fruit and vegies. Chocolate coated frozen bananas are a local favourite!

Happy Mother's Day. After making Mum breakfast we headed to Oceanpark Aquarium about 10 km south of town. The tour of the various tanks and the outside lagoon was very interesting - I liked the turtles best. We stayed for lunch and the food was great. To finish the day we fished along the beach near the caravan park and caught 10 whiting for dinner.

Off to the jetty we went to enter the kids fishing competition for two hours. I managed to catch two fish at once in the first five minutes. The man from Recreational Fishing was so pleased to see my catch he took a photo to put on their website.There was one other fish about the size of the fish I caught so we have to wait until Friday until the winner is announced. Later in the day we did a treasure hunt on the beach.

Dolphins, turtles and big fish. The morning started off with a look at the dolphins near the beach. Fraser was lucky to be picked out of about 100 people to feed one of the Dolphins, We then went on a cruise to a pearl farm and learnt how they cultivate pearls. On the way back we saw turtles and dolphins. Fraser and Dad got in the boom net on the back of the boat and they had to hang on tight.