Yoganup Park – Busselton WA
May 13th, 2012 Posted in Family, Pic365 | No Comments »Our Mothers day outing to Busselton.
Our Mothers day outing to Busselton.
Bunbury’s William Arrol Gantry Crane, used on the Bunbury Jetty in Western Australia
Sir William Arrol & Co. was a leading Scottish civil engineering business founded by William Arrol and based in Glasgow. It built some of the most famous bridges in the United Kingdom including the Forth Bridge and Tower Bridge in London.
The photographs below we’re taken May 2012. If you have any historical information or even some personal history, please leave a comment and I’ll include it in a future update.
Historical information sourced:
Wikipedia
Sunday afternoon on Bunbury’s Back Beach. It’s amazing how many people use the beach and swim in the ocean, even in the most awful weather.
Today we went to Perth to visit the Apple Store and Harry had great fun checking out the Hay street mall.
The Easter weekend was an opportunity to get out and do some geocaching with the boys. We headed out Friday and stayed over night near Dinninup. A cache close by was hidden on a good example of agricultural art.
Another example was found in Boyup Brook.
Dragged away from work today to visit the CapelFest.
Harry was rather impressed with “Mater” from the movie “Cars”.
While in Busselton today, I thought I’d record a Time Lapse using my iPhone 4. This is my first try and there are a few technical changes to make but I think it’s pretty cool.
I had to make a few edits. You just can’t keep everybody from walking in front of the camera.