Project Perth Travelogue Day 7 Part 2
After whale watching at Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, we passed by Dunsbourough and had our lunch at Chicken Treat. The chicken wasn’t exactly fantastic, but the coleslaw was good though. I would definitely choose KFC over Chicken Treat.
Back in Busselton, we went straight toward the jetty to visit the Underwater Observatory.
Walking along the 1.8km jetty to the Underwater Observatory. The weather was great today, it’s not as windy as the day before.
Saw a yacht some distance away, cruising in the sea.
After we paid for our tickets to the Underwater Observatory, we waited for a couple of minutes before the tour starts.
My wife was pointing to me that there’s a lot of birds resting at the further end of the jetty which I took some snapshots.
The tour started with the guide giving us a history of the busselton jetty, followed by a walk down the stairs which we were greeted by beautiful visual sights of marine life through the glass panels.
The guide was saying occasionally they could even see dolphins swimming around the observatory.
Beautiful beams of corals could be seen through the glass panels.
After making our way back up, we take a slow walk back.
A tired bird taking a break.
Seagull shots
When we were back to the start point of the jetty, we witnessed a wedding ceremony at the beach.
One shot of the jetty.
Flocks of seagulls awaiting to be fed.
Sisters playing on the beach.
After snapping pictures for almost the whole day, my battery was running dry. I asked David to drop me off back at the lodging while they get our dinner at Coles. As I was already tired of angmo food, I asked my wife to get some instant noodles instead.
After charging the battery for 1/2 hours, I sprung back to snapping action again.
After sunset we headed back for our dinner. After dinner we drank the Rose wine we brought from Redgate and the rest played card games.
Slept around 2300 as we got to prepare to do our wedding shots next morning
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