We didn't have much planned this trip because the work schedule for the squadron was not decided upon until the day that I left for Australia. Pre-booking tours wasn't really an option because we weren't sure when Glenn would be able to attend. I think it worked out best in the end though because it was a nice and relaxing vacation for Glenn.
On Saturday we wanted to visit King's Park because we had heard there were some beautiful views of the city. We also ate at a restaurant called Fraiser's which ended up being one of my favorite meals of the trip- beef filet with pumpkin and feta. I should start remembering to take pictures of the food I order. Oh, western style cooking, I have missed you!

King's Park also has a "sky walk" along the park trail. A leisurely stroll with my hubby and friends. Good times.

That afternoon we headed to Fremantle to go to the market and attend a reception that the Australians were holding for the US Navy. They had aboriginal dancers perform to the music of a digereedoo. It was really interesting. I didn't know you could make those sounds come out of a hollow tube!

Even though it was the 4th of July, we didn't have any fireworks this year, but I think this sunset comes pretty close.
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