Wednesday, January 03, 2007

The flights back home were long! We met an eight year old girl from New Zealand that wanted to play with Ella the entire way back (nice at first, annoying after 5 hours). In addition, we never realized a little eight years olds feet could smell so wretched! We pretended we were sleeping on our final connecting flight so we would be left in peace and we heard an overhead page by the flight attendant asking for Ella's parent to press the call light and I.D themselves b/c another little girl wanted to play with her! When we flew into Salt Lake City the scenery of the snow capped moutains was breathtaking.



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Monday, January 01, 2007

Rottnest Island

Bry & I went to Rottnest island on New Years day. Located 19 km off the coast of Perth, its home to the Quoka (a large rodent animal only found here) and no motorized vechiles (you bike around everywhere). Click on the collage for a closer look.
 
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Sunday, December 31, 2006

Happy New Years!



For New Years we headed to the Oyster Bar in Fremantle to catch up with some of my old high school friends. Happy new years!


Saturday, December 30, 2006

Playing with Nana




I love to play with Nana outside. We run and laugh and she takes good care of me.

Friday, December 29, 2006

Hanging Around



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Thursday, December 28, 2006

Busselton Jetty - The longest wooden Jetty in the Southern Hemisphere

We visited Busselton Jetty in Western Australia. It is the longest wooden jetty in the southern hemisphere. It is 1.3 miles long!






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Wednesday, December 27, 2006

Trip Down South, Western Australia

We went 'down south' to Dunsburough in W.A, a famous surfing location. The beaches and terrain are rugged and the surf great. We had a ball with Uncle Mick (pictured surfing here).


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Tuesday, December 26, 2006

Giant Tree Top Walk








We drove to Walpole, Western Australia (6.5 hours south of Perth) and completed the walk with the giant trees. A suspension bridge gradually takes you up into the trees so that you get a birds eye view. This was spectacular and one of the highlights of our trip.

Climbing The Gloscester Tree


The Gloscester tree is located in Pemberton, W.A (about 4.5 hours south of Perth). This is the the tallest fire lookout tree in the world. Historically, they would use trigonometry measurements from this tree and other nearby lookout point to locate where a fire was burning. The tree had a series of metal pegs that you climbed to reach the top, not for the faint hearted!



Monday, December 25, 2006

Merry Christmas

I had a great xmas with Nana and Grandpa. They got all dresses up and danced around with me. Here we are in action.



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Saturday, December 23, 2006

Fish 'n' Chips: Aussie Style





Tonight we went to Hillary's Boat Marina and ate Fish and Chips. Daddy had never eaten them wrapped up in paper before (mommy says this is how she's always had it). It sure tasted great! Mommy was excited to buy a Passiona drink too. It's a soda that you can only get in Australia, see:

Wednesday, December 20, 2006

Ngili Cave





We visited Ngili Cave in Yallingyup with Mick, Paul, Danielle and Trisha. on the way down we got to meet an Emu. Check out the Stalagtites and Stalagmites!








Perth

Here are a few recent pics of Perth.



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