KTM for Sale... (Perth WA - 24/11)

We slowly prepare our departure... Perth is the final destination for our
australian bike tour and we are happy that both bikes made it. We drove over
30000km around Australia. The Nullabor Region from Perth to Adelaide we will
leave out.

Big City Clouds (Perth WA - 22/11)

Have a look at these big clouds in the background of the picture.

Post collecting (Perth WA - 22/11)

In total 16 letters were waiting for us in the post office of Perth.

More Pinnacles (Pinnacle NR WA - 20/11)

The Pinnacles are limestone formations contained within the Nambung National
Park, near the town Cervantes.

View of the Pinnacles (Pinnacles NR WA - 20/11)

Stock in the sand (Beekeepers National Reserve WA - 19/11)

The back wheel is covered in sand and so the bike does not need any help to
stand alone.

Getting ready for the big jump (Belair Gardens Caravan Park Geraldton WA - 19/11)

This great jumping pillow is a funny entertainment for young and old at this
caravan park.

Pink Lake (Port Gregory WA - 16/11)

The pink colour is due to a bacteria (Dunaliella Salina) which gets trapped
in the salt granules and provides a rich source of Beta Carotene.

Blue tongue lizard (Kalbarri WA - 16/11)

Motorbike Test ride (Kalbarri WA - 15/11)

After the service, Ouin Ouin could not resist to test the bike (that is not
really the story but that covers the picture story...)

Horse riding in the river (Kalbarri WA - 15/11)

hum hum hum, nonnon, after many phone calls we finally met Ouin Ouin on his
voluntary farm work.

A lazy Farmstay (Kalbarri WA - 14/11)

Emus motorbike inspection (Monkey Mia WA - 13/11)

Dolphin interaction experience (Monkey Mia WA - 13/11)

A small number of dolphins come ashore at Monkey Mia almost everyday. Only
the females of these bottlenose dolphins are fed a small amount of fish up
to three times a day between 8am and 12pm.

Beach birds (Monkey Mia WA - 12/11)

Crowd waiting for the Monkey Mia main attraction (Shark Bay WA - 12/11)

But the Dolphins did not show up today....

Windy Eagle Bluff (Shark Bay WA - 11/11)

It offers a high view for marine wildlife, we could hardly (because of the
wind) see sharks and stingray from above

Shell beach (Shark Bay WA - 11/11)

Millions of small white Coquina shells have accumulated over time to create
this unique beach.

Stromatolites (Shark Bay WA - 11/11)

Stromatolites are colonies of micro-organisms that resemble the oldest and
simplest forms of life found on earth around 3.5 billion years ago. These
are more recent: 3000 years old.

Sheltered afternoon @ the beach (Quobba WA - 09/11)

Hungry fishes waiting for bread (Quobba WA - 09/11)

They are so used to tourists always feeding them, they surrounded us during
snorkelling!! even bitting the legs!!

Lonely Toilet (Quobba WA - 09/11)

Impressive Blowhole (Quobba WA - 09/11)

Emus invading the City (Exmouth WA - 08/11)

Snorkelling @ Oyster Stack (Cape Range NP - 06/11)

Resting in the sun after a exhausting mating session (Jurabi Coastal Park WA - 05/11)

Turtle nesting unique experience (Jurabi Coastal Park WA - 03/11)

On the way to spot a nesting turtle:

Waiting....:

Bag checker visit :

@ sunset, one came out of the water and we waited as long as she found a place to nest before visiting her. We waited that she layed her eggs before any picture, of course:

She is now covering her eggs by throwing sand behind her:

It takes a long time (around 3 hours since the left the water):

We are getting to tired, we cannot wait for you to reach the sea again, thanks for the show darling, bye!!

Mildura Wreck (North West Cape-Ningaloo Marine Park WA - 03/11)

This is cattle boat wrecked by a cyclone in 1907.

Having a snorkel @ Turquoise Bay (Cape Range N.P. WA - 02/11)

Unfortunately, we don't have a waterproof camera... the pictures are in our
head: colourful fishes, reef sharks, stingray, swimming with a turtle...
great!!!

New bug discovery (Yardie homestead WA - 01/11)

Not decided for Nesting (Jabiru Coastal Park WA - 01/11)

This is the beginning of the turtle nesting season, we hope to see one doing
her job soon!!

Walking through sand dunes (Jurabi Costal Park WA - 01/11)