A big breakfast and a big goodbye to Shez's big sister and uncle Pete. We have been looked after like royalty and we were really sad to leave. Hopefully they will be able to visit England soon. Today a trip to the local police station was avoided as the Indian Visa plan came together nicely. Tonight we have tickets to see Mark Ronson and with our passports at the Indian embassy it was looking like a proof of identity form from the local police was the only way ...

Our second visit to Kings Park provided us with an informative tour of the city from up high. When Pete announced that the walls we were passing were called 'The Whispering Walls' we didn't believe him and had to try it out. Yes it's right....the walls do whisper....or should we say we whisper and it is passed down a curved wall using some acoustic wizardry. Afternoon tea was spent in Synergy Park before we headed back to get ready to meet some more of the fam...

The rain carried on into the day but it didn't stop the sturdy British going for a walk along the marina at Mandurah. We just took the brollies! We did however opt for an inside activity for afternoon tea! The chocolate factory..... Here we ate zero chocolate but carried on the flowing conversations as we updated Pete and Moina on the local changes in Leeds since their last visit 12 years ago. We did what Ullah's do best tonight....eat curry. However Australian...

A much welcomed sleep in after the previous nights shenanigans made us feel human again. While Moina and Pete were at church we destroyed the huge array of breakfast that had being professionally set up in the kitchen. Continental and Full English. We are well and truly getting first class service. To entertain ourselves for the rest of the afternoon we went for a walk around the neighborhood. The intermittent rain storm made it quite relaxing as we were forced t...

Feeling in a fragile condition, we waiting to be picked up by Matts uncle Pete and aunty Moina for the two hour drive to Rockingham, where we are to stay for the next four nights. As Matt has only met them briefly as a child we were both really looking forward to seeing them and being able to have memories of the ‘lost aussie ullah clan’. Luckily neither of us spewed in the car on the way down, however a few nervous glances were exchanged between us. That wou...