Day 5
Time to pack up and head home. Stopped by Simmo's.. a well known ice cream place in Dunsborough on the way. I had a hazelnut nouget flavour and a swiss chocolat, almond nouget flavour that tasted really good.
There were also animals out back at Simmo's. A slightly weird combination of and emu, bambi, and billy the goat all in one! Apparently sometimes there's kangaroos, but I missed out.. so I have still yet to see my first one. Funny Sign there: Warning! Ice cream Eating Emu ....wish I had taken a picture now... don't see that everyday =)
Mike and a Danger sign.. warning about the waves that might come from that tiny river... hmmm....
Group shot, minus Gavin photographing...
This is Gavin driving. Had a little excitement when his engine overheated about an hour away from Perth. We stopped at a gas station and got some advice from a couple guys from Arizona passing by. We added some distilled water to the radiator and let the engine cool down a bit. Thankfully the engine was fine the rest of the way home.
Stopped by Busselton, which is well known for it's Jetty - the longest one in the Southern hemisphere.. 2km long!
A one-legged seagull... maybe it got a little greedy about asking for food? =P
One more stop in Bunbury and we were back in Perth. Here's another sky picture from Bunbury:
....and that was my trip. Now I'm back in Perth, refreshed to start another semester of school on Thursday. Hmmm, maybe I should start on 1 of 3 assignments that I have already. @_@
One more note: Happy Birthday Debbie! (....here's your honourary mention)
5 comments:
emus, they're also found in madagascar i think? have you eaten a emu before? :P
are u gonna take me there when i come visit? awesome pics btw!!! looks like u had a great little trip =D
sudokus are fun... how do you know what level they are?
she - haha, haven't thought that far ahead yet! but yeah, it's nicer in person.. pictures just don't do it justice.
Goah - I agree =) The newspapers rate them, but guess they don't have it on the website. I'm sure there's more out there though..
I checked on Amazon.ca and there are 46 sudoku books either in print or coming soon... even a 2006 calender.
Oh well, free online puzzles are fun too... even if they don't have levels.
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