Comfort Inn Albany
191 Albany Highway Albany, Western Australia, 6330, Australia
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Albany Western Australia
Hi Everyone, Arrived here in Albany yesterday evening having driven 400kms along the Albany Highway from Perth. It was a lovely trip, not many cars on the road. Could have been Ireland about 50 years ago! Saw 4 kangaroos, all dead. The weather down here is a bit cooler, but ok cause there are electric blankets on the hotel beds! Today we had such a …
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... we joined a guided forest walk (it was free!) and found out that the micro bats that live in the hollowed out trees much prefer the fleeces in the gift shop and every morning they find them in the sleaves and pockets. We went straight back to look but couldn't find any.
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Historic seaside grand vistas.
... very cold but this would be a great place for a holiday in warmer months.
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This is supposed to be a windy city, but the marvelous mirror image of the bay near the town was amazing. Not much wind there. The bike paths along the seaside were great and included two sightings of the southern brown bandicoot. ...
Lovely Albany
... uniforms and so many other types of old military equipment. The display is claimed to be only second to the War Museum in Canberra and I would believe it, it was great.
Albany has a long Military History, and was a notable strategic port late in the19th century. It was also the place that the Australian and New Zealand ships gathered before their fateful trip to Gallipoli in WWI. It was an interesting history lesson for all of us, no ...



