Two Rocks to Mindarie

We struggled to get going after a late night packing following arrival in Perth on 14/4/17 (Good Friday), leaving the house at 9am, the journey to Two Rocks took an hour longer than expected because of a replacement bus service on the armadale/thornlie lines put in place due to track work over the Easter long weekend. This meant that we missed connecting trains and busses. We began walking a little before midday, a very late start indeed.

Two Rocks has a nice boat harbour and is named after the two large rocks on the beach.

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One Rock:

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And the other rock:

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The we walked along the beach which we had to ourselves:

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Eventually, we arrived at a surf spot called “The Spot”

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And ate lunch not far away next to a plaque commemorating the sinking of a ship nearby.

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More empty beach

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until we neared Yanchep:

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There was a cafe and a path which made for a much easier walking for a few kms:

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Soon we were back on the beach though. People like to drive on the sand it seems:

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But it’s not always a good idea!

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As the sun began to  set, we began to get tired:

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It was a relief to arrive at Shore Haven and its cafe:

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My companion decided she would catch an uber to our accommodation. I walked on to Eden Beach, and then Jindalee…..

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…. and finally on to our accommodation at Mindarie.

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One thought on “Two Rocks to Mindarie

  1. Mmmmmm nothing like a nice long walk to clear your head. …..
    Two rocks to mandurah. …..must have been a hell of a party.
    Rockingham wishes you well. Nice meeting you.

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