Perth, Western Australia '08 (continued)

Day 3: Caversham Wildlife Park/Bindoon Windmill Farmstay
This day is going to be rather long cause i took loads of photos on this day. So from Perth City to this farm took us about more than 1 hour. So this time i chose to sleep in the bus than stare outside the window. But before we went to the farm, we drop by at Caversham Wildlife Park to see some animals we don't get to see at Zoo Negara.

First animal we saw, the kangaroo. Now notice whats on the ground. Instead of trying to avoid from stepping the kangaroo's tail, i had a bloody hard time trying to avoid stepping kangaroo sh*t.
White kangaroo.
A wombat ( i think...)
This one is too common. If you don't know what animal is this, i suggest you go jump off a high building.
Rare picture captured. It was difficult to get a good shot..
Acting proud on the fence. Nice picture though..
This is by far the FATTEST WOMBAT I"VE EVER SEEN IN MY WHOLE ENTIRE LIFE !!!
If the kangaroo stands up, i think its taller than Yao Ming..
The next best alarm clock after the chicken. Its seriously damn loud..
Koala bear. In 24 hours, they sleep 20 hours and eat for 4 hours. What a life..
A meditating wombat.

After touring this park, we went to the chocolate factory. Not really to see them make chocolate but to buy chocolates.

Try guessing how much is one piece of this chocolates. They are all the same price.

The trip to the chocolate factory was just to entertain the children cause the next place we went was a winery shop. Something for the adults.

Because it was winter, nothing grows on the winery.

After buying 6 bottles of wine, we went straight to the farm. Take note, the wine here is dead cheap, like 14 aussie dollars for a bottle for the cheaper one..

Sheeps that were ready for sheering.
Lunch. Grilled sausages, lamb and chicken. Love it !!!

After lunch, all the kids had the chance to feed the animals.

The little lamb being fed.
Inside the chicken coop.

After feeding the animals, we went for horse riding.

If you own one of this, you can save your money on igallop. Mind you, they are pretty difficult to climb up.

After the horse riding we went to the nearest fruit orchard at Orchard Road. Nope, i have not flew back to Singapore but thats the name of the road. Because there are so many fruit orchards along the road, they named it Orchard Road. (Warning to girls: You don't find any LV or Gucci bags here, you find oranges and grapefruits instead =p)

forgotten what plant is this..
Its not a cherry blossom tree. Its a peach tree.
Orange tree.
The sorting process of oranges.

After visiting the fruit orchard, we went back to the farm and continue feeding more animal. This time further into the farm.

The kids feeding the kangaroo.
Sheeps on the hill. I tell you, nearly every sheep has a name. I'm not lying. You can go there and see it for yourself.
You will be wondering why this plants are fenced up..the reason is this plants are poisonous. The amount there is enough to kill the entire people in a city. No joke. And i brought some back..so don't ever ever piss me off...
Me and my parents at the hill. Its freezing out there. The temperatures up there is much colder than below the hill.
This huge Ramly burger here has a name. Its called Snoopy.

After all the activities, we went back to rest in our rooms until dinner. So this is what i ate for dinner.

Rice with curry chicken, pork, mixed vegetables and fried chicken with bread crumbs. Simple yet nice.

I had wine that was bought earlier. Just love it. Not like those cheap rm30 that is use for big functions. Love the smell and the taste.
This is pure Australian ice cream. Have you ever wondered why mcd's ice cream is freaking cheap. Well according to the owner of this farm, he said that those ice cream contain 98% air if i'm not mistaken. So actually we are paying rm1 for air. Interesting fact. Yeah and because i manage to scoop the ice cream into a nice round ball, Yuen Huei and Wei Li asked me whether i've worked as an ice cream man. Swt..(just for your info, the ice cream brand is called Peter's. Try some if you happen to be in Australia.)

After dinner, we had one activity left, which is making wool into thread.

It shows how from a piece of wool from a sheep turns into a thick thread.
I got my hands on trying to make it. Now you may think this is a sissy job for girls but you are so bloody wrong. Well it is for girls cause girls have more patience. Its not easy doing this. The hard part is moving that wheel with your right foot while pulling the thread that is form from the wool. Even difficult to make an even size thread.

Due to the slow pokeness speed of the photos being uploaded, i will continue day 4 and the end of the tour in the next post. =D