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Published: March 28th 2009
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Day 55 Perth
We spent Sunday morning at Yanchep National Park which is a bushland park with a lake and filled with plenty of wildlife. A colony of protected koalas also live here in a natural habitat of eucalyptus trees. We enjoyed seeing turtles in the lake, a rare bitten bird and endangered black cockatoos.
In the afternoon we chilled out and spent time in the pool again (Oliver should have been born a fish!). In the evening we enjoyed a family bbq with Jo and Simon and all the cousins at Sally and Phil's, another lovely house!.
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Day 56 Perth
Monday morning and we awake to rain, although the rain does not last long here and it soon brightened up enough for us to take the canoes out we had borrowed from Phil. Tony took us to Point Walter which is on the Swan River just south of the city. It is a large well used picnic area with a natural sand bar extending half a mile into the river. It was a lovely spot and we enjoyed paddling around seeing the pelicans and black swans which are both native to Australia.
After
lunch we returned to the house and enjoyed the sunshine. The day finished with a lovely home made roast lamb dinner, the only one we have had since leaving home in January.
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Libby
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I love the Koalas - please can you bring me one home...? xx