Despite the astronomical petrol price (thanks to a certain cognitively challenged geriatric president), we still felt like driving out of the city for a change in scenery.
We droved to Toodyay (pronounced as "2J" in case you are wondering).
Our first stop was Toodyay Bakery for breakfast. The quality of pastries was actually quite good.
Then we had a short walk around Toodyay town before heading to Hoddywell Archery.
This medieval tool was actually quite tricky to master, but you somewhat get the hang of it after awhile. Firearm is a lot easier.
After our game of archery, we went headed to Alicia Winery for lunch. Food was above average and better than many establishments in Perth.
On the way back home, we stopped by Noble Falls. The place was thoughtfully named with the noble intention of warning people not to fall when walking on rocks. During rainy season, there would be waterfall.
