Our Journey To The John Tognela Rest Area WA.

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We are leaving Wilbinga grove in another day but today more pictures I saw two blue tongue goanna laying out in the sun.
Now pack up and heading South taking the turn off to Two Rocks near Yanchep.
This area is booming with development, new estates opening.
Ocean views Two Rocks has a beautiful esplande, parks along the ocean foreshore, restaurants and cafes. Fisherman's Hollow a local swim area access to beach.
Life savers club at Yanchep Lagoon, parking area. Ocean water very blue in color.
You could walk down to the Indian Ocean and enjoy the beach with life savers to protect you if in trouble.

Multi million dollar homes overlooking the ocean. Great views if you can afford it. Gold Lotto dream😎😁😁
Big shopping centers called Yanchep Central.
Very hilly as we made our way down to Jindowie another little suburban town along the coast.
We drove through several suburbs onto the way to Freemantle. Driving through these areas was very tense, it was hard to take your eyes off the road to look at the views. There was no place to park a truck and trailer anywhere, not an RV friendly town. To some pictures of the journey through the suburbs.
We got to Freemantle and crossed the Swan River. Freemantle very large shipping port, nicol plants, industries very big in this area.
We saw the Freemantle Prison as we went pass the area. Traffic to busy to stop and nowhere big enough to park the truck.
After Freemantle it was onto Manduah. Driving down the coastal side of Perth was very tense. Car and trucks coming from everywhere, no pull off area to rest. Not very RV friendly town at all. We managed to get on the freeway heading towards Bunbury we found a nice rest area for the night call John Tognela. Setup camp very windy and cold.

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