This is Jack who she has had the longest. They go every where that she goes including work. Well done Janalle.
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In the caravan next to us in Coral Bay live Janalle one of the park workers. She is a carer for Kangaroos and has 2 which she allowed us to see and photograph. On the left is Jack a Red and on the right is Missy a Euro. They are both 3 months old and one day will be returned to the wild.
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Spangled Emporer fish gathered at the rear of the boat in Coral Bay when went on a snorkelling trip. We had a great day and because of where we are (North of Tropic of Capricorn) the water was about 25 degrees Celcius. Christine managed to swim with a Turtle and a Sting Ray!
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After the Dolphins we went for a 2 hour cruise on a very large cataraman called "Shotover". As usual someone caught us having lots of fun.
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The Dolphine that Ian was choosen to feed at Monkey Mia. It was a truly memorable experience to interact with such lovely creatures.
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Shark Bay at Denham almost as far west as you can get in Australia.
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Christine at 'Z Bend' scenic view at Kalbarrie National Park. We had just survived a 4 hour hike in rather wet weather.
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Natures Window, at Kalbarrie National Park.
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One of the many beautiful birds on show at Rainbow Parrot breeding sanctuary. Built by the owners with there own money and labour, a fabulous place to visit and just on the edge of the main town of Kalbarrie.
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Kalbarrie river mouth packed with eager fishermen, as seen from the look-out on the edge of town.
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Us sitting at flat rocks at Kalbarrie, the day of Christines birthday......... thank you to all the well wishers.
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An outstanding memorial to HMAS Sydney lost with all 645 hands in 1941 just after sinking a German vessel. The dome has 645 seagulls each to represent a home coming sailor. a number of the crew came from the British RN including the commander. It stands majesticley on the top of the hill in Geraldton where it docked a number of times. The ship was never found even though it is known approximatley where it went down. Well worth a visit.
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Geraldton catholic cathedral built by Monsignor John Howes prior to his call to the clergy. The name is St Francis Xavier Cathedral and Monsignor served as Bishop. As an architecht he was responsible for a number of church buildings. We were able to view the entire building and were greatly blessed by the superb craftsmanship.
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An Osprey Eagle chews on a large mullet (fish) it had just plucked from the Greenough river along side. Ian had some great fishing there and another couple of meals was provided.
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Tony and partner Ross farewell "big" sister Christine as we depart Perth for Geraldton.
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A replica of the Dutch sailing ship Duyfken moored by the old Swan brewery in Perth. It originally landed at the top of Australia in the early 1600's and is a fascinating boat to tour. If you want more go to http://www.littledove.org/microdocs/story.html
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Graham and Lynn who originated from Christines home town. We first met them at Pemberton where a freindship was made and we visited them at their lovely home in Perth.
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One of a pod of Dolphins we saw as we cruised the Mandurah cannals.
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