Well after an interrupted sleep. The wind was strong all night but the tent stood up to it very well. The morning started off beautifully and quite warm. We quickly moved a few things around in the back of the car to make them easier to get at in our future endeavours at camping. Adventure of many lessons. Carey got chatting to the neighbours while i took a quick 3 minutes stroll down to the river foreshore for the Pelican feeding and chat. The weather at ...

So had an interesting start to the day. Put my porridge in the microwave and it sparked at me. So decided to leave that, pack up and head to the little cafe at the foreshore. Nice bacon and eggs for me. Then we headed to the local postoffice and got a sticker. We then headed to Greenough to their pioneer village. Most of the buildings were to do with one or other of the churches. They also had abeautiful old goal. That had the court room and doctors ro...

The hilight of the day has got to have been the Pinnacles. We left a cloudy miserable Perth and began our trek north. What amazing freeways Perth has. SA government you need to come look at this cities infastructure. Did not see one pot hole in the road. We then hit the Indian ocean freeway. It was one lane most of the way but a beautiful road and the weather improved. We headed to just outside Crevants to the Nanbung national park to see the Pinnacles. ...

A lovely day morning at the Perth Zoo. My main wish for the day had been to see the elephants and the orangutan. This happened very quickly. We were able to watch the bull elephant do some interaction activities with one of his keepers. The keepers do not enter the enclosure with the bull elephant. This is to keep them all safe. The two female elephant spend their time together and the keepers do enter their enclosure. The orangutan sit up in their metal ...

So today we started off with a visit to the world famous kings Park. Our first stop was the kiosk for drink. I then went into the visitors centre and got a map of the actual botanical garden and one of the whole park. Are intention was then to walk around the garden. It is very different to Adelaide which is totally flat. We then went and spent some time at the war memorial reading the names of those that left Western australian shores never to return. The ...