Carolyn found some fresh peaches at a fruit stand at the gas station on the way to Fremantle yesterday so we have them with some milk provided by the lodging along with our tea and coffee for breakfast. We then head out to find the Big"I" (information) for some information on the ferries to Perth.
The information center is in the main square so we walk around checking out the church and the old town hall before going up to Fremantle Prison, with its sturdy, forbidding gate-house and limestone cell blocks. It was built by convicts in 1855 and served as a prison until 1991. The housing for the warden and staff is as nice as the prison is stark.
About 4pm we get out again and walk around Bathers Beach (you can see the condos in the distance) to the Round House, built in 1830 and used as a goal. It is Fremantle’s oldest building.
Back at the condo we cook in tonight and just relax.
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