The three (four) of us set off on the 1.5k walk around one of the most beautiful parts of the South West Australian Coastline. The last time Vibodha and I did this walk there was just the two (three) of us so it was beautiful for us to now be there with Devon.

It seems like its a family tradition... to take the walk...

Our adventure brought us up and over paths, alongside the ocean on a high cliff and the most beautiful grass and bush land.

The sun was shining (even though it is mid winter) and picnic in hand we hiked together, our little family.

Arriving back at the Lighthouse we thought it would be a great experience to take Devon all the way to the top!

We were all really excited. The tour guides were very friendly and informative.

They shared with us how it took three men to operate the lighthouse.

They were on 4 hour shifts around the clock.

Lighthouses in the 1900's took an immense amount of work.

We climbed up the stairs which were made from teak wood that came all the way from England.

Two floors and over 100 stairs later we emerged at the top!

The view was well worth it!

It was a beautiful, clear winters day, perfect for visiting a lighthouse.

The air fresh air and sunlight were very nourishing to the body and soul.

He listened to the tour guide as she shared things and was fascinated by what he could see. He loved the shiny lens at the top. It was amazing to watch his little brain process his experiences - he really takes life on.

Devon was awesome, as always.
He does like being an explorer.

How lucky and privileged I am to be his Mum!!