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The Canal Rocks are unique formations on Yallingup's rugged coastline where the Indian Ocean surges endlessly along a rock-girt channel.

Even though we're technically back in Sydney there are just so many more photos to share from this whirlwind trip!
Here we have the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse which is the tallest lighthouse on mainland Australia at 39m tall. The site has been upgraded

The forests in Boranup were simply stunning and a great place to camp whilst enjoying our fair share of wine tastings in the nearby Margret River area!

The ancient Thrombolite reef at Lake Clifton offers a rare glimpse into Earth's earliest days. These fascinating, rock-like formations are among the planet’s oldest life forms, dating back approximately 570 million years, producing oxygen that

Ready for some more amazing sand dunes? These ones were absolutely beautiful down near Breton Bay although camping under the shadow of one meant we woke up practically on the beach!

Grass Trees can be found in large parts of WA due to their resilience in sand-rock composite soils. It is one of the oldest and slowest-growing native plants still in existence with a natural lifespan of 350-400 years. They were everywhere!

The Pinnacles are thousands of ancient limestone pillars rising from yellow sand dunes in Nambung National Park, Western Australia. They sure are weird!

The HMAS Sydney II Memorial in Geraldton commemorates the loss of The HMAS Sydney II and the ships company of 645 men on 19th November 1941.

The Moore Point Lighthouse was the first all steel tower built on the mainland of Australia.
It is also the oldest surviving Western Australia lighthouse under Federal control.

Some more calming pictures from our various adventures and stopovers to start your day.

The Pink Lake at Hutt Lagoon is a salt marine lake known for its rich ,unique colour!

Along with some incredible scenery, we managed to see most of the different stages of plant life by the highway.

A quick stop by some of the other lookouts and vantage points around Kalbarri National Park.

Kalbarri National Park with the Skywalk and Natures Window was a hot but spectacular day out!

Further down the Kalbarri coast on sunrise was Natures window and other spectacular natural phenomenon!

Sunrise down the Kalbarri Coastline was worth the early start despite the clouds.

Sunset on the rocks at Kalbarri Red Bluff did not disappoint!

Pink Beach just north of Kalbarri. The pink particles are pink garnet which is also commonly used in sandpaper.

Being on the coast, we have definitely seen a few sand dunes and they do not disappoint!

Lots more driving to do and be done one this trip! Here's a few more photos driving off Steep Point and continuing down south.

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Gadigal Land, Sydney, Australia