's it, after two months of separation, Julie arrived in Perth. The Caledonian adventure is now completely finished. Caledonian blog will no longer be updated. To see the latest posts from Julie: http://julienetjulie.blogspot.com Julie has therefore come to Perth for the holiday season. For Christmas, we decided to spend 2 days Scarbourough Beach, a beautiful beach located in the suburbs of Perth. The beach is lovely but the water still pretty cool (22 ° C) for us who are still accustomed to the tropical waters of the Caledonian lagoon ... So Tough swim but we enjoyed the rolls, almost absent from Caillou.
The Australians have a habit of celebrating Christmas on 25 at lunch and generally do anything special on the 24th. My colleague and his girlfriend, not aware of European habits, had invited us for a drink on the 24th evening. We too immortalized with them and we missed our reservation at the restaurant (which closed all very early the day before, 25.) Between beer and fast food, Christmas Eve was a bit special for our first Christmas Anglo-Saxon.
The next afternoon, back home, we have still been entitled to a holiday meal, consisting of duck Orange, Prepared by Graeme, our housemate.
We spent the next few days to visit Perth, find an apartment and go to the beach under a blazing sun (38-40 ° C) accompanied by Deborah and Alex. Bad luck for us, bathing was temporarily banned because of a new alert for sharks (rare though!). It was pretty funny to see "Lifeguards, boat and helicopter waving in all directions to prevent bathers. Funny too, the signs prohibiting swimming because of sharks. Unfortunately we have no photos. Fortunately for us, a few tens of minutes later, the alert was lifted reauthorized and swimming.
We are currently looking for a small furnished apartment near downtown.
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