Preparing to leave Albany following a few days of exploring I discover a small fly in the ointment of my plans, proving the old adage that no plan survives first contact.
A nail in the tire! Luckily, the lads at Clarke Tire in Albany sorted me out in good time, allowing me to explore the town centre whilst I waited. Whilst exploring the town centre I retraced my steps from my first visit to Albany back in 2002.
In the afternoon a trip to Nanarup Beach proved to be very eventful and took a lot of energy from me. so much so, that I curtailed the day to head back to camp and catch up with some admin.
The following morning I explored Mount Clarence the highest peak in the town and the National ANZAC Memorial which had recently been finished on the grounds of Princess Royal Fort, a lovely but sombre place.
Albany was a lovely place to visit and I strongly recommend it to anyone travelling to WA's south west. Onwards to Denmark!
Big 4 Middleton Beach can be found here: https://www.big4.com.au/caravan-parks...
More information on the National ANZAC Memorial can be found here: https://www.nationalanzaccentre.com.au/
More info on Nanarup Beach can be found here: https://www.westernaustralia.com/en/A...
I am thoroughly enjoying my adventures so far but I am looking forward to catching up with relatives when I get to Bunbury. Interested in my photography? more can be viewed at www.rossevans.photography
Music Intro and episode music by Chris Haugen (Snowy Peaks and Natural Light) found via YouTube Audio Library ANZAC centre music: Melancholia by Godmode, also found via Audi Library
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