Mullewa, Pindar, Mingenew, Coalseam Conservation Park
WARNING – Flower Lovers ONLY Mullewa & Pindar My favourite few days, we went on the flower trails. We are a few weeks late and the flowers are starting to go to seed but it far exceeded my expectations. There were literally seas of flowers. Finally got to see wreath flowers. They pop up on […]
Geraldton
Geraldton Simon loved it here as there were more big ships and trains. It is lovely town with lots of great beaches along the front but it was so windy. Got another sandblasting yet again. Visited the Big Marble which was not so big! On the way out we stopped off at Hutt Lagoon which […]
Kalbarri
Kalbarri Went to see the famous Natures Window not quite the same having your picture taken with fly nets but they were everywhere, trying to get in your mouth and eyes, so they stayed on. Visited the Skywalk very nicely done it blends in with the rock. Beautiful national park. Previous Next
Denham & Monkey Mia
Denham & Monkey Mia We based ourselves in Denham a small town rather than stay in Monkey Mia which is one big resort 30 mins away. I didn’t think I’d like Monkey Mia as I thought it would be over developed you have to pay $15 just to enter the resort, however we were pleasantly […]
Steep Point
Steep Point This is the most western point of Australia and the last point of the compass for us to complete. It was 125 kms of 4 wheel driving so we left the caravan in a layby. Simon set off running the first 15kms at 7am before it got too hot. He had to wear […]
Point Billie
Point Billie near Ningaloo This is a National Park camp right on the reef. We came in via Exmouth and down through Cape Range National Park. It was all going well until we got to Yardie Creek where we got bogged in some seriously soft sand. Took us 1.5 hours to dig ourselves out and […]
Port Hedland
Port Hedland & Karatha Warning – Excessive number of train photos Simon is ecstatic we are in train heaven. First up we had to go and check out the times of the ships coming into port. These ships are so big they are called Cape class as they are too big to fit down the […]
Eighty Mile Beach
Eighty Mile Beach Yes its just like its name says an eighty mile beach and at least a kilometer walk to the sea when the tide is out. You can see nothing but sea and sand as far as the eye can see. Only one problem, no swimming lots of jelly fish, stingers, sharks and […]
The Kimberley
The Kimberley From Broome we went on a cruise in a catamaran to see the Kimberley. The company was Odyssey Expeditions and I could not fault them. There were 19 guests and 5 crew members who made the trip very special. We went up around Cape Leveque which was the only bit that I took […]
Bungle Bungles
Bungle Bungles The Window The Window Cathedral Gorge, Where’s Daz? Cathedral Gorge Where’s Simon? Visiting the Bungle Bungles is not for the faint hearted. For a start they are in the middle of nowhere, over 1100 kms from Darwin and 900 kms from Broome. Once you get to where you turn off the main road […]