Well what do you do when your sitting back on a sunday morning, with nothing to do.... Well you could make up a picnic, through a few kiddies into the commodore and go for a sunday drive. And when the Paul's go for a bush drive, we always add a few kilometers under the bonnet. And after a quick gander at the Perth map, we decided on a small bush town of Wyalkatchem.
Just down the road we came to Cunderdin, home of the Western Australian ETTAMOGAH PUB Mate!
Also in town is a ripper replica of a tiger moth airplane, which was built in recognition of the ELEMENTARY FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL. That was established here in the 1940's, it had 34 officers, 500 airmen and 51
Also in town is a beaut old water tower which use to fill up the old steam trains, you'll find these water towers in each old bush town along this highway. If you look at the bo
Then just another 67 km's up the road we had made it to our destination, the town of Wyalkatchem! This central wheatbelt township is Home to 369 wyalkatchemiams, and is 192
Unforturnly there's bugger all in Wyalkatchem to do or see, so the only thing to take a photo of was this board which the kiddies could hind behind. It turned out real funny because as I was taking the photo, Harrison was moaning and moaning and I didn't really know why. Then as we were walking away he said 'me no girl'.... I hadn't realised he was standing behind the little sheilah's face ha,ha,ha poor little sod!
But that was it for our desternation and it was time to head back home, along a different route which took us to a town called Dowerin. Which like most bush towns in WA has one thing going for it, in this case a BIG DOG called RUSTY. So we stopped for a photo with rusty, then drove the rest of the way back home.
Rusty with our little rusty!