The Adventures of Bluey

Everyone had boarded the ferry, with Kiwi and Darien at the front, Health and Lucas at one side of the boat, and Aimee and Hayley behind them. The ferry started moving, and everyone was settling in, Aimee helping Hayley fix up the tent that she had loosely tied in the morning. Heath was trying to open the window further than a few inches, but even with all his strength, it wouldn't budge. Probably because the other window was in the way, but whatever. Heath still had me in his grasp as he put my face next to the partially open window, allowing me to see the beautiful landscape. I got to gaze out at the watery scene as we slowly meandered along the river. I got to see my brethren, out there, floating in the water with nothing but the tide pushing them along, the jellyfish making no effort of self-preservation as the ginormous boat flew over them. It was peaceful. Besides, Heath wouldn't be able to get me out of the insignificant window. Luckily for me, Heath heard the girls&

The Scouts and I headed out of the gates of Canning Sea Scouts, heading towards Murdoch University. They continued onwards until a bus stop, and they took the next bus, number 100, to the Canning Bride Station. There was a bit of a fuss getting correct change for the bus driver, but in the end, it was all sorted out and all the scouts sat together at the back of the bus. It was a great time to rest their legs before the day ahead. They passed the University and drove along the highway until they reached Canning Bridge Station. They got off the bus and walked down the steps to the underground platform where the trains arrive and depart. Once they passed that, Tommy the Water Bottle fell out of Lucas's bag again, and almost rolled onto the tracks. Lucas caught him before that happened though, so they kept going until they realised they had to go back up the stairs. They went back up the stairs and took the path they were meant to take the first time, and followed it until they were