selfie with Quokka on Rottnest Island
Upon discovery in 1696, a Dutch captain named this island "Rottnest" which means Rats Nest Island - mistaking the quokkas who inhabited it for giant rats.
Upon discovery in 1696, a Dutch captain named this island "Rottnest" which means Rats Nest Island - mistaking the quokkas who inhabited it for giant rats.
Street entertainers from all over the world are invited to Fremantle's Easter festival - every street corner, park, or main stage, like this one, hosts a person who could be…
I had Easter dinner here with "almost as good as you can get in California" Mexican food. They also served margaritas in cups the size of a trash can which,…
there is a street in Fremantle that is lined with amazing cafes that excel in specialty coffees... hence its name. I believe this is the mark of a truly civilized…
After watching this cheeky guy pretend to fish from sewage underground, he looked at me and said "enjoying your world travels?" When I responded incredulously, "how did you know I…
these guys worked in an entertaining unison and made the best fluffy pastry with a little feta and spinach wrapped through. The topping was that it was served with a…
the colors and wrap of a turban represent the community one is associated with
built in 1799 by a Maharaja who wanted a hunting lodge for his duck shooting excursions. Taking it up a notch I'd say....
the lighthouse is a landmark for this popular beach area which has some interesting if slightly dubious seafood cafes along it's boardwalk.
It's a combo recreation and working beach so fisherman cleaning up and straightening out the fishing nets work along side families picnicking.