Cape Lodge Margaret River
Caves Road Margaret River, Western Australia, 6285, Australia
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Exploring Margaret River
We left Freemantle after breakfast the next day to head south towards the Margaret River wine region. On the way, we stopped off at Busselton, a town on the coast where they have the longest pier in the Southern Hemisphere. With that pedigree, off we marched in the spring winds along the pier. Yes, it is long and at a leisurely pace it took us …
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Margaret, stop your Wine-ing!
... judging the various wineries we’d visited by the grounds and its aesthetics, and not the wines themselves, and this one was a clear winner. Although we did try a drop out of a bottle of $90 wine that we both agreed was very nice.
Finally we got to our campsite at Conto Campground near the southern coast of Western Australia and rested up a couple of nights in this peaceful and shady campground before heading off again. We drove steadily eastward, which took us ...
Busselton
... into a series of increasingly impressive caverns – each with their unique names (that we can’t remember!) and each with more and more impressive calcite structures: shawls, flowstone, stalactites, stalagmites, helictites, pendulums, straw, columns and pillars – one of which (a huge flowstone in the deepest chamber) has been dated at 318,000 years old.
And it is a deep chamber, Chris can’t remember how deep, but he was puffing by ...
Margaret River
... bush and wierd and wonderful noises throughout the night. 'Blairwitch Project sprung to mind, i was bricking it), first we drove to the chesse factory where we did some cheese tasting and bought the best Brie we'd ever tasted. Next was the chocolate factory where we didn't buy anything just walked about pretending to be interested in purchasing some but instead just scoffed all the freebies. Then for the best bit. Heading to nowhere inparticular ...



