The 18th fairway at the Wanneroo Golf Course where I played my first pennant match of the season. I won and the team won, so, very happy.

 

The graduands gathering outside Winthrop Hall before the Law Graduation Ceremony.

 

 

Proud Dad with clever son...Bachelor of Laws with  First Class Honours.

 

Jeremy, Harriet and Liam

 

Jeremy, Tash and Pete... 

 

 

Back in Melbourne...pleasant walk in Port Melbourne with Taryn and Chris....so reminded me of Fremantle.

 

Chris and his computer, Solly and his ball...

 

Solly keeping an eye on things...it has been so wonderful to see Taryn, Chris and Solly so happy in their house in Melbourne.

 

At the top of Mt Oberon, highest peak on the Promontory, fabulous views to all the bays that we had visited.

 

Mt Oberon

 

Cotters Beach ...a strong sea breeze and wild surf today.

 

Cup of tea in the van , looking at the map deciding our route back to Melbourne.

 

Our view from the our van at Kilcunda, a small town on the coast south of Melbourne.

 

The foreshore at Kilcunda...amazing rock formations.

 

Picnic Bay

 

Whiskey Bay

 

Darby River, where we began our walk to Tongue Point.

 

Looking out towards Tongue Point (and the rain).

 

Track to Tongue Point

 

Coastline on the way to Tongue Point

 

Whiskey Bay....on our way home after our walks we stopped for a swim ...it started to rain, there was thunder and lightning but it was glorious in the water.

 

This morning we set out on a walk to the other side of the Prom...the weather didn't look great but it wasn't cold.

 

After a rather long trek through rainforest in drizzling rain we arrived at beautiful Sealer's Cove.

 

and the sun came out....it was stunning and we ate our little picnic lunch.

 

The walk back was much easier and more enjoyable without the rain.

 

Pete filling up our water bottles...delicious water!

 

Best thing for sore calves is a walk in the cool ocean water...

 

Tidal River in the late afternoon.

 

Tidal River a bit further inland...love the clouds over the mountains.

 

This morning Pete and I set out on a walk to Squeaky Bay...this is the view as we looked back on Tidal River and Norman Bay.

 

Squeaky Beach...the sand really does squeak as you walk on it.

 

The maze of boulders at the far end of Squeaky Beach...

 

 

...we continued our walk to Pillar Point

 

I asked a lovely young German tourist to take this photo of Pete and I at Pillar Point...overlooking Norman Bay.

 

 

In the afternoon we walked from the campsite to Little Oberon Bay...the ocean was so calm and the colour of the sky was just beginning to change...

 

 

Little Oberon Bay...so beautiful...

 

We returned to Norman Beach just as it started to rain...

 

and after dark we saw our first of many wombats...sooo cute.

 

Pete and I left Melbourne today and drove down to Wilson's Promontory in a rented campervan. This photo is of Pete at Tidal River in the late afternoon.

 

Norman Beach 

 

Norman Beach

 

 

Tash and Chris ...at the park

 

Macario

 

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 Brunswick Street...where Pete, Carlo, Phil, Macario and I had lunch today.

 

This morning we all met at Chris and Taryn's house for morning tea...Solly  enjoyed seeing everyone!

 

Macario...a little tired after throwing Solly the ball...

 

Chatting on the front lawn...

 

In the afternoon Tash, Carlo, Pete and I went shopping in the City...after a little snack at the Emporium food hall.

 

 

Phil and Macario outside Flinders Street Station

 

Flinders Street Station

 

 

Jinda Thai restaurant in Richmond...where we all ate dinner...absolutely the very best Thai I have ever eaten!

 

Taryn, Chris, Mandy and Phil at the train station...everyone back to Kensington for more celebrating... a wonderful evening had by all.