Perth1

1. The Bell Tower by Perth jetty - supposed to  be the biggest musical instrument in the world. The bells from St Martin in the Fields, Trafalgar Square are in there.
2.  It is see and taste Perth month to show how diverse the culture is.  This is Romanian micis, which we have eaten seveeral times while in Romania.
3. Turkish ladies selling their food and rolling out flat breads on the go.  Don't know how they work in the heat in their headscarves and long clothes.
4.  Posh houses at Mossman Point on thw Swan River.  We were surprised how little land surrounds them.

Busselton

1.  Busselton Pier in the sunset.
2. Busselton sunset.
3. Daisy the cow at Brunswick Junction in the dairy belt on the way to Perth.
4.  The shrine in the chinese restaurant at Pinjarra.

Pier, Fish & Beer

1.  This is the shore end of Busselton Pier whch is almost 2km long, only a little shorter than Southend.
2. &3. at the sea end there is an Under Water Observatory which we visited.
4.  We found a local micro brewery we  could get to by bus - they mostly seem to be out in the countryside where you have to drive.  We got there OK, but the bus back was  very late and the driver diddled us for our fare!

Margaret River

1.  A new use for a four poster bed!  Did the laundry and the tumble dryer was busy, so a new washng line was improvised!
2. What about this big apple and tree at a winery entrance.!
3&4.  Canal rocks are a few miles north of Margaret River and it is interesting how the rock formation has splt and left a canal for the sea water to pass through.

Lighthouse

1.  We finally saw some emus on our way to Margaret River.
2.On our way to Margaret River we went to see the Cape Leeuwin lighthouse.  This is where the Indian and Southern Oceans meet.
3.  Near the lighthouse is the petrified waterwheel and water trough that was built to supply water from a stream to the lighthouse in  the 1800's.
4.  Me on a rock hoping the Indian Ocean doesn't get me!

Trains and trees

1.  We went to Pemberton to travel on their tram/train.  The chap in the picture is the driiver on his lunch break doing a buit of hedge clipping.
2.  He is slowly clipping this hedge into another train!
3.  At the end of the,line we went on a short forest walk and this was the tram waiting for us on the viaduct.
4.  Yet another tingle tree.  Apparently this one could hold 35 people!  Even with these big holes in them they keep growing and apparently take up approx 1000 litres of water a day!

Trees and Birds near Walpole

1.  Us in the base of a Tingle Tree.
2. We went to Coalmine Beach and saw these pelicans standing so still I thought they were models.
3.  After a while they got bored and fell asleep.
4.  These two chaps arrived to start and gut their catch of black bream and the pelicans soon showed an interest!