Albany Holiday Units
17 Golf Links Road, Middleton Beach Albany, Western Australia, 6330, Australia
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20 jours dans le sud du WA
Bonjour à vous,
Après 3 semaines de périples dans le sud ouest de l'australie me voilà de retour dans le monde civilisé et donc à une connexion internet.
J'ai donc effectué un road trip avec Fabien et notre super van Chubby: Le van avait un lit, qui se transformait en banquette-table pour manger et une "cuisine" avec un évier, une glacière et le nécessaire pour cuisiner.
Nous avons fait une boucle de 3781km partant de Perth puis longeant la ...
Whale World
... last full day in Albany so we packed the bikes into the car and went to Middleton Beach for a ride on a great bike track and boardwalks. The local aboriginals built this bike/walking track and it wrapped right around the headland and along the beaches.
On the way home we had takeout and restocked the beer supplies. In the afternoon we washed the van (this is the 2nd place we have been able to wash the van so we took full advantage of ...
Day 83 - Albany
... of the weather, as yet another round of low pressure cells moves across the bottom of WA. It is a shame as we will miss Esperance which is supposed to have some of the most spectacular beaches - but there is just no point in seeing them through 20mm of rain and strong winds.
Today we drove across from Nornalup to Albany. Our first stop in the morning was at a Meadery, which is basically a ...
Going for an Easter morning climb!
... our highlight of this leg of the trip - the Gloucester Tree.
The drive up to the Gloucester National Park was a bit hilly but Didgery did us proud with no problems at all. We paid our $11 National Park entrance fee and headed over to the tree. What we were met with was not at all what we expected. When we heard that you could climb around the tree we expected something like the staircase on the Tree Top Walk we did on ...
Rest, walking, and road works
... mail for one day only and the postal department changed that to one month. Anyway we hope the Post Master will send everything back to Buderim. Let us hope 'they' cancelled the redirection!
We stopped off in the cafe that Denise and Brad had mentioned and had a lovely coffee and the yummiest quiche/pies. They were right, it was just ‘my’ sort of place. However it was also Allan’s as well. A nice treat.
Finally at about 1.30 ...
