I was thrilled when Tash sent me this beautiful photo of her and Todd and their newly born niece Harriet Rose....I can't wait to meet her. 

 

How many women does it take to fix a GCMS? Lyn, Sujata and Jock-Ian trying to get it working again.

 

What a good looking dog!

 

Another walk along the coast this morning....Marguerite and Barb at Torpedo Rocks

 

Chris looking out towards Smith's Beach

 

Coffee stop....

 

Yallingup foreshore, surfers in the distance...

 

 

Chris picking quinces for us to take home.

 

....some mandarins as well..

 

..and my favourite, macadamia nuts...

 

 

What a wonderful weekend we all had. On the journey home Pete and I passed this driveway ...isn't it just stunning? I just had to stop and take a photo.

 

Marguerite, Barb, Pete, Chris and Juliet walking in the bush near their house in Yallingup.

 

After our morning walk in the bush, we trekked along some of the Cape to Cape walk, it was very wild and windy but still spectacular scenery.

 

Marguerite enjoying the ocean view and her bread roll when we stopped for lunch.

 

Chris, Juliet and Marguerite on the track (so nice not to have to worry about snakes!).

 

Wilyabrup Cliffs.....

 

Chris, in the distance and an abseiling rope in the foreground (not ours of course, but we were lucky enough to see some climbers).

 

Down below the cliffs...equally as exciting...

 

On the way back home, a quick stop at Deep Woods Winery....the vines looked magnificent with their autumn coloured leaves.

 

A few quick games of scrabble after a delicious meal.....

 

Pete and Barb, cooking dinner on the verandah at Chris and Juliet's house in Yallingup. We are here this weekend to help Juliet celebrate her birthday and to relax and enjoy the beautiful south west.

 

WAGC Charity Day, once again....Captain Jan and Vice Captain Angie handing out the cards to all 144 players.

 

Jenny and Mavis ran the sock raffle....

 

Margaret and Julie looked after the jams and pickles stall....

 

The many golfers from various clubs around Perth walking off to their starting tees before the siren sounded.  It was a very successful and enjoyable day, we raised $17000 for our chosen charities.

 

After a busy day at golf, it was wonderful to sit and relax and listen to the absolutely stunning voice of Katie Noonan, who performed with the Brodsky Quartet at the concert Hall this evening.