To celebrate the first day of winter in Western Australia, the author visits Toodyay, a historic town known for its scenic beauty and heritage sites. Enjoying the delights of the local bakery, they reminisce about past experiences while exploring landmarks such as the Memorial Hall and the Old Gaol, reflecting on the town’s rich history since European settlement began in 1836. With its blend of restored architecture and natural attractions, Toodyay serves as a perfect winter daytrip destination, complemented by nearby stops like the Gidgegannup Bakery & Café.
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