Maundy Thursday FremantleWith one E.Had a discussion last night about how to say Fremantle. I say it as free but was corrected and told it is fre as in the, aftertoday I can say we are both right.We went on a city tram tour and the Fremantle born and bred driver said free except when he was talking about the local football club when he said fre, that's when he wasn't calling it Freo.All clear?It should only have taken us about 40 minutes to get here but Joe dress...

Busselton MondayRain in the night but fine all day.Very windy tonight so we have battened down the hatches, rolled the awning away and settled for the night.There is an open air cinema in Busselton but we have seen the film they are showing if we hadn't we may have gone tonight.The films seem to show here about 2 months later than Brisbane.The gourmet tour didn't quite work out due to miscalculation with timing so we were never near a winery with a restaurant at ...

Busselton SundayThe weather pattern here is definitely cloudy with a shower a.m. and clearing p.m.We got wakened last night about 1.30 by a siren going of for about a minute.First thoughts was a bush fire then I remembered we are not in the bush but we are camped under a tree, second thought was tsunami so I thought well it will put the bush fire out.Shows how little notice we take of warnings.Nobody else mentioned it today and we are now thinking it was either c...

Saturday 15th March at BusseltonAnother cloudy start to the day and a couple of showers in the morning but it cleared in the afternoon.We went to look where the 2 oceans meet but there was not much to see.Maybe a line of buoys or someone stood with one of those red strobe pointers would help.There is a lighthouse on the headland but we just missed one tour and it was raining so we moved on.Karen our satellite navigation does not like forests and she goes into a f...

Friday at Pemberton and Joe's tree climbAnother cool and grey start to the day but it wasn't windy and the afternoon was very pleasant.The Gloucester tree is Pembertons claim to fame and of course Joe had to climb it. It is the tallest climbable tree in the world (60 metre)Originally it served as a fire lookout and it took 6 hours for the first man to climb but of course it didn't have rungs round it then.It took Joe 15 minutes up and down.I had to stay at the b...