I tried before and couldn’t do it, so I know better this time: I can’t write just one blog about the Perth Royal Show, I must do it over a few blogs.
I will start with just some random moments at the Show:
Since I am recovering from a sprain, this Royal show we took frequent rests. Which I liked the extra cuddle time 🙂
One section of the show, they let all parts of the state of Western Australia show off the best in their region.
One section displayed a fruit I never knew existed. The Kiwano. They say the taste is like a cucumber, a kiwi and bananas all together.
The section of the SouthWest chose to create what at first seemed like an odd display.
The more I thought about it, the less odd it seemed. Australia is often referred to as Oz, and the Southwest is magical.
Each yellow “brick” was filled with a grain representing all the items they grow there.
I appreciated the touch showing the magic of reading.
Cute was the display that showed that their district has everlastings along the highway.
I also learned that just because it looks like a kangaroo, it isn’t. I was corrected quickly, it was a Kelpie. (A dog)
I also finally got to see what Graham had been talking about, R.M. Williams.
Reginald Murray Williams was an Australian bushman and entrepreneur who rose from a swagman, to a millionaire. The company creates a wide range of men’s and women’s handcrafted leather boots, shoes, clothing and accessories.
Our copy of a drawing.
A fun moment, when we got to the section where they have old machinery, we saw this. We just happened to have a supply of scones on us…
This guy’s reaction was brilliant, and he didn’t have to think twice as he grabbed the fruit scone, shared it with his friend and then went on to put on a steam show for us.
One of the best moments of the day for me? Seeing my husband who has truly worked a lot this week, relaxed, having fun with our video recorder, and eating, 5, yes 5, donuts. 🙂