This morning we drove to The Serpentine Falls.
Well it most
definitely wasn’t a spectacular waterfall.
The ranger at the entrance at the
park told us about two walks and we decided to do the Baldwin Bluff walk which
took about two hours return. The track up was steep in some parts, which meant
good exercise. Luckily the views were rewarding. Afterwards we enjoyed lunch in
the Park before we drove on to Mandurah.
We didn’t know what to expect from Mandurah so we were very
surprised to find it was a popular lifestyle alternative for Perth. The waters
around the Peel Inlet and Harvey Estuary form the center of Mandurah, with
suburbs built around artificially created canal systems.
We found a campsite in the city. This allowed us to explore
the estuary and to look at the expensive yachts and all the Christmas decorations
on many of the waterfront residences. We ended the evening with a beer in the
local Irish pub.
After being in the outback for a while this was a welcome
change to how we spend our evenings for a change.
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