What may be the world’s smallest golf course – less than 1 meter square – freemantle
A friendly creature with a great approach – balingup
Hard to resist this taste sensation – Margaret river
The Aussie version of snow, sea foam – bunbury
Stark beauty – Wellington dam
Maze where I hooked up with a random family to help me find my way out – yallingup
Evening walk around the estuary – found my way with the help of a homeless man and 2 teens with nothing better to do
Found myself in the ancient mangrove
Found my way out again
‘Don’t worry about the world coming to an end today. It is already tomorrow in Australia.’
Charles Schulz
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
It would still take me hours to finish that golf course… wait, do I get a handicap?
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no, but carts are available for a small fee.
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The bunbury looks like fun to play in :)
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:)
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I can imagine you will be reliving your trip for some time through your photos. :)
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That sea foam. Wow. That’s a lot of dead mermaids………
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How tragic! I never knew…
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well we did say it was beautiful
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ah so sad, must have been a colony
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I should really see more of my country! Thank you for the pics – loved the lizard and the golf course (my kinda size) the last pic is stunning. I am SO glad you were able to find your way out…but do come back and come to Melbourne this time :-D x
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will do )
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:-)
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Great images!
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thank you )
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Nice! Lol, lounge lizard :-)
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the ultimate. think i’ve met others like him in my day.
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Good to have you back. And you got lost a few times while there – do tell. hah.
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i know it’s quite shocking, but yes, i did find myself occasionally lost. thanks, mm.
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Looks amazing! I love seeing the world through others pictures. It really brings a place alive :)
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thank you, i do think pictures tell the story many times )
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I never saw sea foam like that! I would imagine making a foamman is out of the question but it looks fun none the less!
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oh yes, the foam was amazing, and we did actually try to make foam-men out if it. great minds think alike )
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Your trip sounded so awesome. I am so jealous. I was glad to hear you had a great time even though getting home seemed to be a nightmare. Glad to have you back. :)
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ty, and it was all worth any trouble in the process )
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I loved the funny and different takes on your trip! I like the way you relied on teens, a homeless man, and a family. It is nice when you are away from home to find kindnesses in strangers. The last photograph was beautiful. I think everywhere you went had so many things you noticed. Your words that went with the photos were precious, too!
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ty so much, and i have found that have often been surprised by the kindness of strangers, no matter where i find (or lose) myself )
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Awesome! Adventure and photography!
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thanks so much denise, every minute was an adventure in its own way )
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I wonder how sea foam smells like.
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very much like the sea, old and salty
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