The Adventures of a Unicorn named Uni

After making the bold leap from Hamley's, Heathrow, this courageous unicorn set off to explore the beautiful southern hemisphere, taking in the sights and delights of Australia and Mauritius.

Friday

then straight to Perth, WA

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Road trip to Margaret River

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how much luggage does one unicorn need?

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Arriving at our cottage

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Uni didn't expect the jacuzzi!

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A lovely hug from aunty Sarah

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Uni's artistic skills at the Spaghetti Bowl

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but unicorns don't eat pasta- silly us!

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exploring in our very own tour bus

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with our guide Robert- what a legend

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they all had such beautiful grounds

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growing grapes in straight lines

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the sun always shines on their vines

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The Chocolate Factory

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and the Cheese Factory

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Thursday

Lunch by the river

On the journey back from Margaret River we stopped for lunch beside the river
It was such a relief to stretch our legs after several hours in the carTreated like a princess by the staff Uni got her very own stylish chair
Sarah and Olivia had trouble deciding what to eatUni's mind was made up- it would be mashed bananas

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HAPPY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!

UNI WAS SOOOOOO EXCITED BY ALL THE LOVELY PRESENTS
We had a delicious feast before heading to the beach

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Posh Nosh at Hilary's Bay

We all went out for one last family meal before our flights tomorrow night.
Uni was being very well behaved sitting at the table in her own chair
Auntie Sarah bought her a blueberry cola
Supreme of chicken stuffed with mozarella and parma ham
The water in the bay was so still as we walked home

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Uni's new friends

AFTER A LUCKY ESCAPE FROM AN OVER FRIENDLY CROC
UNI got to meet a whole bunch of new friendsBilly, the sea turtle, was very old and had lots of fascinating stories
Frank, the tiger shark, said being in this giant fish tank was like walking into the biggest pick'n'mix shop you could imagine. Delicious morcels all around- he had nothing but nice things to say of the businessman who tried to feed him mackerel whilst foolishly still attached to a piece of line with a big hook in it. Without said businessman he'd still be fending for himself ou tin the oceans- he's so very grateful.
Glenn, the Mantra Ray, had better things to do than chat- he was busy scaring all the little children, but he did say that his cousin, Shane, was in Melbourne and that we should visit him if we got the chance.
This here is TASCO- their resident male sea lion
He's extremely friendly and very talented. Loves to jump through hoops, do handstands, pushups and have his belly tickled by the handlers. All in all its like a holiday camp for him as they keep throwing fish in the air for him to eat.

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Freemantle market

Billingsgate eat your heart out.

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