Today was a gorgeous, sunny, too many photos kind of day. The best kind of day to have! We walked the amazing 6.5 mile trail around the Swan River but also added on a walk onto Heirisson Island to look for kangaroos and a walk up to Kings Park to see some of the beautiful, large park and enjoy some great views of the city. We just kept saying how beautiful everything was. Feeling very blessed.
Walking past Langley Park, which runs about 1k along the Swan River and hosts a number of annual events Looking across from Perth city center towards South PerthOne of many restaurants along the Swan RiverOn Heirisson Island, looking back towards downtown PerthFound 2 shy kangaroos hiding in the woods, as we were heading off the island thinking that maybe the kangaroos had all been moved due to ongoing construction of a pedestrian bridge over the causeway.On the south side of the Swan River looking back at downtown through some beautiful palm treesThree of many black swans that we spotted Some helpful signage along the trailR/evolve sculpture by Ben Jones, Angela McHarrie, and Tony Jones, 2021. It is located in Sir James Mitchell Park (another lovely large park along the Swan River) near the Mends Street shopping areaSome fun meerkat sculptures also located in the Mends Street shopping areaA sculpture and fountains in Kings Park. Kings Park is an almost 400 hectare park on Mount Eliza overlooking the Swan River, South Perth, and the CBD.Looking at South Perth from Kings ParkA unusual (for us) bush/tree in the botanic gardens in Kings ParkThe impressive war memorial atop Mount Eliza in Kings ParkAn attractive pedestrian bridge in Elizabeth Quay in downtown PerthMore beautiful buildings and sculptures along Elizabeth Quay
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