Today the Sims attack Toodyay and York. on the way, we make a slight detour to a free-range emu farm. Quite an experience as we got to stand upclose to the emus (which by the way are pronounced e-mius rather than e-mus).
The Clairester and Mummy posing next to a nesting emu. This is, incidentally, Daddy, and not Mum. Apparently male emus hatch the eggs and look after the young. And this guy would watch over his eggs, come rain, shine or hail. He basically sits there for the 56 days of incubation and does not move.
Daddy's little preciouses.
Streets of Toodyay, a quaint town which reminds us of old western movies.
At the doorway of Newcastle Gaol. This place once housed WA's most infamous bush ranger, Moondyne Joe.
Sigh. I do not know why the parents find it so fun to torture me. First they try to lock me in a cage, next they pull me up to this thing. Oh well.
View of the Avon Valley from a lookout in Toodyay. View was nice, but nothing compared to what we saw from Mt Brown near York later.
York streets. Unfortunately we reached there late and just about everything was closed.
Someone keeps a llama for a pet! Spotted this as we went past a private residence on the way to the suspension bridge. The llama even has his own pond to wander around. Talk about a good life.
The Clairester and Mummy on the suspension bridge over the Avon River.
Dreamy Avon River view from the bridge.
Stunning view of Avon Valley from Mt Brown, at sunset.
The Clairester and Mummy posing next to a nesting emu. This is, incidentally, Daddy, and not Mum. Apparently male emus hatch the eggs and look after the young. And this guy would watch over his eggs, come rain, shine or hail. He basically sits there for the 56 days of incubation and does not move. 
Daddy's little preciouses.
Streets of Toodyay, a quaint town which reminds us of old western movies.
At the doorway of Newcastle Gaol. This place once housed WA's most infamous bush ranger, Moondyne Joe.
Sigh. I do not know why the parents find it so fun to torture me. First they try to lock me in a cage, next they pull me up to this thing. Oh well.
View of the Avon Valley from a lookout in Toodyay. View was nice, but nothing compared to what we saw from Mt Brown near York later.
York streets. Unfortunately we reached there late and just about everything was closed.
Someone keeps a llama for a pet! Spotted this as we went past a private residence on the way to the suspension bridge. The llama even has his own pond to wander around. Talk about a good life.
The Clairester and Mummy on the suspension bridge over the Avon River.
Dreamy Avon River view from the bridge.
Stunning view of Avon Valley from Mt Brown, at sunset.
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