April 5th - 12th. Two Dams Organic Farm, Donnybrook. - WWOOF, bark, mind that tractor etc... WWOOFing then. I should probably explain. It stands for Willing Workers On Organic Farms and the gist would be that in exchange for 4-6 hours work 6 days a week you recieve a place to stay plus meals. The less contractual side is that you get to see bits of the country off limit to the ticklist tourist, learn a touch about farming and rural happenings plus, shock horror,...

April 2nd till 5th: Bunbury - Dolphins, beaches and bloody Easter I'd once before planned on going to Bunbury, in that case just going there and back in the space of a single day, but had arrived at the bus stop only to see the coach pulling away. No such bad luck on this occasion as I was at the stop in Augusta with plenty of time to spare. It was only a couple of hours untill we arrived in Bunbury...well 'in' Bunbury is not completely accurate. We arrived at B...

March 31st to April 2nd: Augusta - It just sounds like a nice place really.The theme of this blog is change. That's my pretentious way of saying that I've finally left Busselton! To give you some idea of the magnitude of this (before I shut up and never mention the B word again) here are some damning statistics. By this point I had been in Australia 56 days...all but the first 6 in Busselton. Do the math. That means by BT (Busselton time) was at 89% and my NBT (n...

March 31st to April 2nd: Augusta - It just sounds like a nice place really.The theme of this blog is change. That's my pretentious way of saying that I've finally left Busselton! To give you some idea of the magnitude of this (before I shut up and never mention the B word again) here are some damning statistics. By this point I had been in Australia 56 days...all but the first 6 in Busselton. Do the math. That means by BT (Busselton time) was at 89% and my NBT (n...

18 - 31st March : Busselton - I'm leaving on a TransWA coach...eventually... OK, last entry I said I might actually do the unthinkable and actually leave Busselton and, you know, maybe see at least some of the rest of the state before flying north at the end of April. Well, madly enough, I finally did manage to break the near indestructable barrier between Busselton and the wider world...the only thing is it took me longer than expected...about two weeks longer ...