The shell (coquina) quarry.

A building block of shell. Shark Bay

This is just a small wall formed of coquina blocks. However, in Denham there are several large buildings constructed of this material. Shark Bay

Shell Beach – that’s a lot of shells!

Steve, reclining on an ocean of shells.

Fragum cockle shells on Shell Beach, Shark Bay

About Fragum shells.

The walkway to view the stromatolites. We arrived at the same times as a tourist bus.

Stromatolites at low tide. Shark Bay

Looking for sharks, stingrays, etc from Eagle Bluff lookout.

Our campsite at Eagle Bluff, with the lookout on the rise beyond us.

Sunset at our campsite, Eagle Bluff, Shark Bay

Enjoying an idyllic sunset at Eagle Bluff campsite, Shark Bay

If I don’t look at you, you won’t be able to see me.

Bottle-nose dolphin at Monkey Mia, Shark Bay

Dolphins awaiting feeding at Monkey Mia, Shark Bay

Those two dolphins are hoping the fish they’re about be fed will be ‘that’ big. Monkey Mia, Shark Bay

Beach and resort, Monkey Mia, Shark Bay

The jetty, Monkey Mia, Shark Bay

Tranquil beach scene at Monkey Mia, Shark Bay

Lovely facilities for picnickers at Big Lagoon, Francois Peron NP

Our first time buying water to refill the motorhome. A good facility – not begrudged at all. 15 litres for $1

Our beachside campsite, Fowlers Bay, Shark Bay

Sunset at Fowlers Bay campsite, Shark Bay