Crooked brook and Busselton

We planned to spend a few nights at Crooked brook forest, I know, what a cool name.it was an amazing spot, well set up and no-one bothered us. We counted 3 cars go past the whole time we were there. A lovely 10km bushwalk on Wednesday helped us both get a brilliant nights rest.

We spotted some cool wild flowers on the walk...

Hahaha....

 Some amazing plants.... like these pineapple plants

We even had proper markers to follow, which is an improvement on some of the walks we have done

We even came across some wildlife, well actually the girlies did, and Sahara nearly shat herself when it moved and opened its mouth at her. Poor bobtail lizard, lucky Sahara is a wuss, and ran away.

 And there was no injuries !!! Great walk

 Great campsite, plenty of open space for the girlies

 

 

Then we moved to Busselton Jetty. The longest Jetty in the southern Hemisphere, at 1.8km. It even has a mini train you can ride to the end and a underwater observatory at the end. So we paid just to do the Jetty walk, as the tix to get underneath were $30 pp, and we thought that a bit steep, there was just train loads of tourists, at we approximated $1,000 per train load rocking up and there were 2 and hour, they were raking it in.

 We made it to the end

The cute train