Just minutes to spare before the sun disappeared completely. The sky then changes colour rapidly from a golden orange to a burnt orange.
We were out for dinner last night and I managed to catch this amazing sunset as I stepped out of the car and then around 20 minutes later another one from the restaurant.
Fisherman catching the evening’s dinner and cargo ships waiting to dock at Fremantle Harbour.
Posted as part of Becky’s Square Perspectives.
Some of my other posts below of Perth, WA
A Gem in Perth, Kings Park
As I live in this beautiful city of Perth I thought it was about time to do a post onย Kings Park. ย It’s great for a short stroll or a longer walk, a picnic or a play with your kids. ย There are a few cafes and restaurants there where you can eat and enjoy the fantastic […]
What a stunning sunset Alison. I’m just catching up on Michael Portillo’s Great Australian Rail Journeys and saw the one going to Perth last night. I loved it and definitely want to visit WA sometime!
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Definitely you should once our borders are open looks like it won’t be for a very long while ๐. I’m very lucky to live in such an amazing place
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stunning sunset! ๐
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Stunning!!
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Oh my! What can one say?
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wow it is like someone has painted the sky for you
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We have the most amazing sunsets in WA, so lucky
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Wow and Wow!
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