For those who don't have a good atlas!
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The biggest timber supported curved rail bridge in W.A. when we went on a tram ride.
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We climbed Mt Franklin 410metres
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The hollow 'Tingle Tree'
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Christine on the tree top walk amongst the 'Giants'
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The beauty of thr Franklin river W.A.Hi everyone, just a little more of an update than before. Firstly the cruise control decided to start working again when we left Esperance PTL. Christine’s brother Anthony successfully underwent a double bypass on the 3rd March and is making great progress. We are currently at Pemberton and will be here till the Tuesday after Easter 29th. We hope you enjoy the following photographs and you will see that things are well with us. For those who have not worked it out, just just clicking on the one you want can enlarge the photographs.

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We dined well on Marron and Trout, with a good white!!
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This is a picture of the Salmon being netted and brought to shore, altogether 11 Tonnes.
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Greens Pool, fabulous spot for swimming and snorkelling.
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This is a place near Denmark called Elephant Rocks and is just around the corner from a lovely place called Greens Pool where we went snorkelling.
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The Salmon run came in and this is Ian helping the professional fishermen.We got a free Salmon for his 1 hour labour and had a great experience. The Samon tastes good and will do 8 meals.
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This is a place at Albany called Dog Rock and we cycled there on our bikes.
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Who let them loose? We have bought bikes and are improving our fitness.
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