I hear you thinking; "we've seen this title before" and yes you are right but, this is a totally different story as this is with Danny, the previous one was with Sheila, and now we did different things.
For instance, Meelup Beach, now the weather was very windy so then you get a total different ocean look;
Movie time;
At Cape Naturaliste we walked a short bit of the Cape to Cape trail, our walk is 7 k's return and went from the Lighthouse to Sugar Loaf Rock.
The Cape to Cape walk itself is 140 kilometre and traverses along the ridge and beaches of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park following the coast from Cape Naturaliste, Dunsborough to Cape Leeuwin, Augusta.
The walk takes in amazing views of sea and landscapes including wildflowers in spring and the stunning Indian Ocean.
What are they looking for?
Something is hiding under a rock....better leave it Danny as Australia isn't the country to grab under rocks.....
Was he bitten....?
Of course we had our lunch with us....
Ever heard of a Moaning Frog?
This one is singing, the one what was hiding in the ground in the outside shower of our holiday house, was moaning whole night and keeping Danny awake because his bedroom was next to it. Crikey, what a noise they make!
The moaning frog is native to the coast of south-western Western Australia. It inhabits sandy swamps, where it burrows for protection from predators.
The males call from under the ground....
Look at the little bastard, they are soo small you wouldn't believe the noise they produce!
Being in the south, Busselton and especially the Jetty, is always on the "to do" list....
The, in the mean time our favourite; "Dunsborough to Meelup Beach track....
and our favourite lunch spot.....
Suddenly we saw something beautiful in the sky....
where the sun was shining through the clouds a whole spectacle of colours appeared....
Isn't it a nice picture to end with.....
see you soon...
Cheers
