Day 66 - Friday, 17 March - Bunbury Campsite

We are back at the Indian Ocean, in Bunbury.  The sun is shining and the temperature is perfect.  

Yesterday, we drove a lot.  Distances here are such that from time to time one needs hours to find a "home".

Typical 1850-style village house, in this case a hotel.

A most touching memorial site for Australian soldiers who joined in WW I.  A row of signposts each carrying the name of five ships.  Thousand of soldiers and hundreds of horses, many for the battlefields in Flanders (the Poppies).

4 Poppies and copy of some handwritten letters addressed to "My dearest Love".

We drove around Mount Barker with the many, many wineries.

This bridge was built over the Hay River in 1885 - and closed in 1995.

West Cave Howe winery - with white wine and a cheese platter at 4 pm.

And their dog.

We spent last night in a place called Bridgetown.  The night was very cold.