Oh wow, we’ve two nights left only before leaving Australia, meaning one full day. Our timing seems perfekt, we’re heading straight towards Fremantle, have the afternoon to relax and the next full day to explore this ancient colonial town; hopefully it’s nicer than Bunbury… Or, we stroll through Fremantle this afternoon and squise in a visit to Rottnest island… So much for our plans, let’s wait. Cuz first of all, the straight drive isn’t all that straight, the coast along Peel Inlet is just to bizarre not to stop from time to time.
Endlich schaffen wir es mal schön früh und vor 5 auf den Camping, aaaaber, wir können nur eine Nacht bleiben, die zweite ist ausgebucht. Eine Alternative in der Nähe gibt es keine, alles voll, dabei war doch eben erst das lange Labour Day weekend. Wir vertrödeln ganze zwei Stunden, bis wir knapp 2 Fahrstunden weiter und rund 50 km östlich von Perth was reservieren können, somit ist Rottnest Island morgen gestorben, grrrrr. Egal, jetzt hömmer üs zerscht mol es Bierli verdient! Ab auf Fremantles Esplanade.
Let’s start the day in Fremantle with a great not self cooked brekki.
Phu, what a lovely town with so many beautiful old colonial buildings. Why is noone building balconies like these anymore? It’s a shame?
Seeing this market I would have loved to have more space in my lagguage…
These pieces of street art took us by surprise, aren’t they stunning?
Oh man, I swear, I was swearing like a Bierwagenkutscher when we learnt, we can’t stay in Fremantle because all camp grounds were full and we had to search something rather far away. Well, far for us, certainly not for Australian measures. But when we arrived at Lake Leschenaultia we were so positively surprised to find a lovely, well we adore this dusty, red sanded bush camps, camp ground and a lake where we could even hike around, all perfect!
