Fremantle Prison

Dagurinn i dag var frekar nettur, forum nokkur saman til Fremantle, sem er baer ekki langt fra Perth (komst ad tvi i gaer ad thad er ekki margt ad sja i Perth... eftir ad labbid var buid)

Tokum lestina til Fremantle og a leidinni thangad sa eg sjoinn i fyrsta skiptid eftir ad eg kom til Astraliu, thad var magnad, otrulega gaman ad sja …

I arrived in to Perth airport at around 11.30am local time. I felt a little ill as some turbulence had made me queasy and I hadn't eaten much considering the early start. Once I had collected my bags I found my way to the bus stop and jumped aboard the first one headed in to the city. The journey took about an hour so I reached the city just before …

So today the heavens decided to open and show me some typically irish weather to make me feel more at home! Went on the train to Fremantle to have a look around and visit the prison, be a tourist for the day. Fremantle Prison is WA's only World Heritage listed building. I did the Great Escapes Tour and the Doing Time Tour. Fremantle Prison was …

... the airport I arrived five hours later on the opposite side of this giant country, in Perth, Western Australia. I took a shuttle bus from the airport to Fremantle, a small suburb of Perth south of the Swan River, and my shuttle bus driver kindly gave me ...

... office earning a bit more than the fruit picking jobs and that's more appealing to me. I've done a bit of sightseeing round Fremantle too. The prison is from the 1850s and was built by convict labour. The guided tour is a very good way to see it and ...

... and then a police lock up until it became living quarters. I then looked to go back up towards the city by catching the Fremantle CAT in which I took a tour of both routes available and stopped of in King's Square to look at the Town Hall building and ...

... hat. It was the fact that I was wearing shorts. Not too bothered, I strolled back to the party, taking the scenic route back (Fremantle is the absolutely easiest city to get lost in). Thanks to the hat, I made plenty of new friends along the way and was ...

... of nice little cafes and restaurants with AMAZING cakes and stuff.....took all my will power to resist. Decided to go to the Fremantle Prison as Sarda and Darren had said it was worth a look. Turns out you can't just wander around the place yourself, ...

... areas. Today we caught the train to Fremantle. It takes 30 mins and is well worth a day trip there. We went round the Fremantle Prison which was in use until 1991 when they closed it, and shifted all the inmates to a new prison 20km away. Was a very ...

... ! Theres a good bit of history behind fremantle google it if intrested :) But after wandering around a bit we headed to the Fremantle Prison where you could take tours, we went for the underground tunnel tour! We met another couple that were from ...

... . Of course we gave them some money, despite the lack of naan bread. Last week Ash and I went on a night tour of the Fremantle Prison, which was built by the inmates who were going to end up being stuck there. Sounds a bit cruel to me. The facility ...

... . We drove into Freo and went to the visitor centre to find out about the place. We got our info and went of to the Fremantle Prison. It was a tall, big ,nasty, scary place. We got a tour and went through with a guide we saw the church, registration ...

... about the colony failing because France was almost sitting offshore just waiting to take over.  So convicts came and the prison at Fremantle was built.  It ran through 1991 before it was shut.  Now it is about to receive UNESCO World ...