The Margaret River town center certainly looks a lot more developed today in 2017 than I remember it from 2003, with lots more shops and eateries, and also more human and vehicular traffic than before. We had plenty of opportunities over the five days we stayed to visit shops and check out restaurants. There are plenty of carparking lots littered throughout the center especially around the side roads, in addition to those that lie along the main road parallel-parking styled.
The speed limit slows to 60km/h nearing the center, 50km/h within the center itself, and 40km/h at the further end where there is a school-zone, and there are numerous side-roads that branch out from the main road (Bussell Highway). It’s an easy drive but do it’s was still necessary to keep our eyes opened for vehicle doors opening!
Not all the eateries are opened past 6PM though, but there are sufficient places to have dinner – quite unlike Pemberton. In the worse scenario, both Coles and Woolsworth are opened till the early evenings, so you won’t starve.:)
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Oh, that roast chicken at Morries looks delicious.
And until now, I had no idea that the Target stores in Australia and the USA are totally unrelated. This despite having the same exact logo!
Oh, that roast chicken at Morries looks delicious.
And until now, I had no idea that the Target stores in Australia and the USA are totally unrelated. This despite having the same exact logo!