Second Day in Albany

2nd was fabulous, we visited natural bridge  and the gap in the morning. However, the weather turned  his face into cloudy and started to rain soon. We had to go back to the backpackers, there we had a chance to chat with the owner. He graduated at UWA as well, hahaha, and his wife was still studying there. I know it was difficult to live apart for couple. He treated his customers like real friends, he gave us visitor maps and showed everywhere that be valuable to visit. In that afternoon, I talked with some of the backpackers who lived here, most of them were from Europe and which is valuable to be mentioned is that most of them have got a wagon!! that means they can travel around the region without booking a living place. What a great life. Keep driving until tired, settle in the bush, my friends, try to image what a beautiful life they have. Cause the population in Australia wspecially in WA is very small, nearly cant see a person for driving couple of minutes. But what I want to introduce is that the style of this kind of travelling. If Chinese young people can extend this mode, it would be great to bring benefits to the rural areas and also will promote the tourism in those areas.