I was planning on posting separate items, splitting up each day we spent at Rottnest Island, but I've run out of time (lazy). So I'm just gonna post an overview of the rest of the time that I haven't already written about.
My sister and I decided to ride out to Parker Point, where we had swam earlier that day, to get some photos of the sunset. It was one of the best sunsets I've ever seen. It lasted forever and went bright red.
We didn't think it would be a problem riding home after the sunset. Even though it was dark and we didn't have lights on our bikes, there are no cars on the island. We didn't count on the Quokkas though, those things can be suicidal! One ran straight under Kate's bike. She came off and scraped her toe on the ground. :( It was a bit upsetting but I think the Quokka would have been ok, they are tough little buggers. Kate was ok too. :)

The next day we rode to a different beach for some swimming, this time on the north side of the island. It was a really nice beach with a big reef and huge fish swimming around. I decided to come back to this beach later for the sunset. Kate didn't join me this time. :D
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Freo Doctor was blowing hard that night. Riding west, it was harder to ride down a hill than it was riding up it on the way back. I arrived for the sunset a bit early but it was nice to just sit on the rocks with the wind blowing around. In the end, the sunset wasn't great... but I had more fun taking photos of the rocks.

On our last day on Rottnest, I just realised I hadn't taken any photos of the Quokkas yet. We went for another bike ride but didn't see any. But it didn't matter, we knew they would come out in the evening. So later that day I went out to look for some. It took forever but finally found a few in some trees. I took a few photos and headed back to our cabin. When I got back there was a Quokka waiting for me at the front door! :)

So that's about it! Sorry about the rushed post and sorry that it's so late! Tomorrow, something a bit more recent ;), my long weekend at Cumberland River on the Australia Day weekend. :)