While i’m trying very hard not to ponder upon pregnancy thoughts for the time being, i’ll, again, post some backdated photos when i was in back in Perth.

Breathe-taking isn't it? It's Orchard's Glory Farm which provides some villa-like houses for accommodation. I went there with church groups for winter camp. It was so misty and icy cold during the nights and we had fire-burning at the open fireplace. So much fun!
OUR ALBANY TRIP:
We set our feet on a road trip down to Albany-Denmark-Walpole journey after our engagement on 7th May 2006. Just the two of us, exploring parts of Western Australia that we had not explored before. I didn’t know what to expect in any of those places we were stopping ‘cuz i didn’t do my homework before the trip. I just let him brought me to wherever he was going to bring me to as guy should know better of where to travel.
When we arrived in Albany, he said he was going to bring me to see this “rock bridge” or “natural bridge” and back then, i had no idea what’s that! Later, i got to know that it was this he wanted me to see…

The Natural Bridge formed by rocks only. The rocks underneath the bridge were continuously washed off by nature's works

Me, standing on the safe side!
Why did i say ‘safe side’? Hubby went there donkey years ago and he had forgotten where the natural bridge was and with me not knowing what to expect, we both “explored” all over the place to locate the bridge. And have a wild wild wild guess where we ended up?? Ha ha! You’re right!! You’re so right that we both ended up exploring and roaming so carefree ON the Natural Bridge itself, not knowing we actually stood on what we were looking for! =_=” And best of all, the area is not considered a ‘dangered zone’.
When we stoopidly stood on the rock bridge, these are what we were looking at in our opposite direction:

We were idiotly thinking, "That's so dangerous of them to sit SO NEAR to the cliff!!"
Least we knew that those people might be thinking what idiots we were standing on an unsupported bridge!
Anyhoo, another attraction that must be seen before leaving the place. That’s the famous “The Gap”.

The Gap, a narrow 'cut' in between the rocks being eroded by wind, water and natural agents over the time..

That's where i was standing to capture above view of The Gap, dangerously behind the bars right beside the cliff!

Hubby behind the bars too!

Overlooking the ocean on The Natural Bridge

Some weight lifting he did but failed terribly ON The Natural Bridge!
Last but not least, me with the wonders of creation surrounding me!!

Isn't life lovely?
I’ll be back with more on Denmark and Walpole posts…stay tune!