Day 6 and 7

Here should lie a couple of days of pretty standard Margaret River sightseeing, but frankly I think it would be boring to spell it all out. Here's the interesting bits:

• If you come within 100m of any shop with the word 'Provedore' associated with it, fire bomb it. It's the only decent thing to do.
• Really, really expensive chocolate tastes similar to cooking chocolate.
• A limestone cave is exactly what you expect. Except when there's a bee hive at the exit. I would have paid money to stampede a crowd of tourists through and stir up the hive. Oh, one cool thing they don't tell you about - tree roots poking through the roof of the cave look like ancient hawser ropes.

This is the exit from Mammoth Cave. Ok, so the beehive is a tiny smudge. It was fearsome in person.

• The Margaret River cheese factory (I need to spell out here that the mere mention of cheese does odd things to Steve, and actual cheese creates a kind of frenzied intensity that is frankly, a little scary) is essentially a shop with one brand of cheese. While not unpredictable in retrospect, this is a tad disappointing for someone who worships cheese in all its forms.
• The Prevelly Beach Cafe has got to be one the world's most beautiful and relaxing settings.
• Someone was making a house out of assymetric limestone chunks in Prevelly. Difficult!!