Our first stop this morning was
visitation to the Sunflower Farm which is one of the most popular farms in
Perth and Margaret River region. It was pretty much like a mini children zoo
where kids were able to buy animal food for feeding. We bought them in buckets
and the excited kiddos started to feed the hungry goats, birds, ponies and even
the wild pigs! Honestly, we are not sure if the animals were overfed…
hahaahahahah
As our plan for the day was pretty tied,
we headed down to have early lunch or brunch before our long drive to the
forest. J Prevelly is
such a lovely place! While waiting for the café to be ready for lunch, we
headed to the nearby beach for a stroll while the kids & elderly had fun on
the swings which reminded them of their younger days.
We stopped by for our brunch at Sea
Garden and we simply love this café which served up fantastic food with a
breath-taking view! Lady Faith enjoyed her fish & chips which she managed
to clear the plates on her own! We gave the food two thumps up and the price
was much cheaper compared to the luncheon we had at Margaret River yesterday.
It was such an exciting drive through
the Karri Forest where you get to see many different types of trees. It felt
like a fairy-tale as you drive deeper into the forest. It somehow gave us a
scare as we can’t seem to find our way out from the ‘highest viewpoint’. At the
viewing point, the view was breath-taking indeed and you will not get to see
anything like this back home. I am truly glad that we made it to this place
though it was not easy to track. We tried to remember the route but somehow it took
us about 20 minutes before we managed to get out of the forest.
Before heading back for dinner, we
stopped by at The Margaret River Dairy Company where we bought some cheese,
yoghurt and ice-cream as our dessert later tonight. It was amazingly cheap and I
wished I could have them aired back to Singapore.
We found a visitor at our garden area
when we arrived home. The cutie kangaroo was chilling out on its own and when
we approached it, it stood up and looked like it was greeting us and slowly it
hoped away! This would be the closest encounter with a wild kangaroo so far.
Tonight’s dinner was prepared by the
ladies! We joined hands to whip up a good Italian feast with pasta, pizza and
roast chicken (bought from the supermarket). We also had the stir-fried
mushroom and vegetables as our sides and it was a total sell-out! Woohoo!!!
We ended the day with our desserts
bought from the diary company and the yoghurt was so delicious and smooth!
THUMPS UP!!!!
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