Showing posts with label sunset. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sunset. Show all posts

Saturday, August 15, 2026

On our travels

We went to Wellington and had a look at the dam, painted at a cost of $2million I was told
The mural goes right across
The dam is low
You can abseil in the old quarry here.
I also did an Ad Lad that was about street art
In Denmark


The church door was open so I peeked in
And the vets
Heading north we stopped at Lake Muir (I think) the lake was very low
We had some company at our lunch stop



Such beautiful birds.

Then we arrived at Yallingup...I have been trying for sunset photos for three nights
I have been out geocaching and walking
Beautiful Caves House
This beach is famous amongst surfers apparently
Another attempt
Torpedo rocks to find another cache
Tonight was the best for the sunset
Tomorrow we head back to Perth and then Monday fly home. I am looking forward to being back home again. 
Happy stitching. 


Friday, August 7, 2026

Yesterday

I had a great day out at Rottnest Island, the ferry trip out was a bit rough, there was a swell happening. On the ferry was a large group of Jspanese students,  they started out running around and squealing with each roll of the boat. Then things went quiet  the boat staff were circulating with sick bags, the poor students were not good sailors! Luckily the trip was 45 mins and most of us managed to arrive ok.
My first quokka sighting, looking for food! 
I did an Adventure Lab, which took me on a long walk around the top eastern section of the island
A test area and conversation circle
Over looking this bay
Up to the Lighthouse
Bay past the Lighthouse
and again
Below the Lighthouse
Looking back
Some interesting fungi I spotted
In the grass to the right of the brown post is a lizard, it was being pecked at by a crow, so I moved rhe crow on!
Second sighting of a quokka
Mum and bub sleeping under a picnic table
Back in the main food and shopping area.
I had a sushi roll for lunch and when I turned to look at a Quokka a seagull swooped in and took one cut up piece. It nearly choked its self getting it down whole! 
There were many quokkas around, there are also many signs saying nit to touch or feed the animals. Lots of people 🙄 did anway. One man picked up a baby quokka by its tail! Some people are plain cruel. Luckily some workers on the island saw this man and told him off,  saying if the baby smells of people the mother will not have anything to do with it.
Someone was eyeing off my lunch!
This quokka tried to pinch the ladies lunch at the table i was sitting at.
My last quokka view for the day.
I bought seasickness tablets first the ferry ride home, luckily the trip was not as rough. 
Taken from the ferry near the dock.
It was a great day, i got back to the hotel at 6.30pm, tired but happy after a good day.
Today I have to go and pick up the  hire car and we are heading for Mandurah.
Happy stitching.