Double Date in the Country
We went back to look for wildflowers, but this time Jamie and Naomi went with us.
I was sure told that flip flops and painted toe nails weren’t proper attire for the bush. (But I brought them along anyway, it was to be 93 degrees on this day!)
Our first stop we quickly found some sun orchids.
Jamie, the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree? Like father like son.
On this THIRD occasion, we were there when the pink everlastings were still closed! All we could see were yellow flowers and termite mounds.
We did come across these inch ants…
And later we met this little critter, a Bobtail Lizard.
You never really know what you’re going to run into in the bush.
Finally we found open and pink everlastings.
The only thing better than everlastings is my prince amongst them.
I just had to get a shot of Naomi and Jamie with them.
Happy couple. Must be serious, they’re going to buy fish together. 
We were all snapping our cameras wildly when I realized Naomi didn’t have one. So I stopped to chat.
There is hardly a way, even in photos to describe how many everlastings there were and their beauty. Here is a video then to help.
Then we went to Toodyay.
To a Coca Cola Café / Museum. (Don’t go after 3pm on a Saturday, the kitchen is closed).
So we settled for ice creams and a browse around the place.
From the outside.
Inside it’s easy to see this is a Coca Cola fan’s ideal place to visit.
There were fridge magnets, signs, miniature bottles, glasses, cans from over the years, bottle openers, Christmas decorations, everything COKE.
So still a little hungry, we headed home for a pizza and ate it with Pepsi to wash it down.
We’re rebels.
