WET AND DRY-UPS AND DOWNS
It’s going to be a wet week, so before we get morose about it let’s remind ourselves what a stunning weekend we had in Fremantle. I took this photo of the Bathers Beach House on Sunday afternoon.
Roel Loopers
FREO WAITING FOR SUMMER
The umbrellas at the Fremantle Bathers Beach House are waiting for summer so that they can spread out and protect patrons from harming sun rays, but today they remain rolled up as more rain is coming our way.
Roel Loopers
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STILL LIFE AT FREMANTLE’S BATHERS BEACH
There is always something different to photograph in photogenic Fremantle when one walks around and is observant.
I took this photo on the beach in front of the Bathers Beach House where Perth’ first and only beach alfresco location is.
Great views of the Indian Ocean, the arrival and departure of ships from Fremantle Port, and of course those gorgeous sunsets.
Roel Loopers
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SUNDAY CHRISTMAS FUN AT FISHING BOAT HARBOUR
The Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour traders are putting a special Christmas show on this Sunday and the next two, so go and have a look!
There will be art, a Christmas market, an artist performing in a sphere that is floating on the water, and more.
It is all on from 12 midday.
Roel Loopers
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ALL ABOUT BATHERS AT BATHERS ON BATHERS
It was all about bathers at the Bathers Beach House on Fremantle’s Bathers Beach this Sunday late afternoon with a fashion show of swimwear for the bold and beautiful.
Roel Loopers
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FREO’S NEW BATHERS BEACH HOUSE NOW OPEN
This will be my last post on the Fremantle BATHERS BEACH HOUSE for quite a while. I have promoted this new venue and reported on the progress for some months and now it is finally open and looking good.
The Indian Ocean views are spectacular, especially from the first floor. The menu looks fine and the prices are average.
Local J Shed artists sculptor Greg James and photographer Peter Zuvela were among the first patrons to wish their neighbour good luck.
My only criticism is the sterile furniture upstairs and that the tables are in one long row. It lacks ambiance and needs a bit more fine tuning and detail. Noise will also become a problem with only hard surfaces, so when the place is full conversation will have to be put on the back burner.
It is no doubt one of the great beach locations in the Perth metro area though and should fast become one of the most popular destinations for tourists and locals. Go and try it out!
Roel Loopers
I do not get paid for promoting Freo businesses like the BBH. It’s just part of supporting my community!
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