The outback adventures of Smash and Trundle
From Lake Douglas we headed off back through Kalgoorlie and started on the road out to Menzies to fuel up at their self serve 24 hour fuel stop at the abandoned road house with all the number plates stapled up … Read More »
Another windy morning when we woke up at the lovely Waminda Wildlife Sanctuary! However it was a good alarm clock to get us up in time to feed the animals with Jennifer again first thing in the morning. Smash got … Read More »
Our morning alarm was the sound of road trains roaring past the highway, but we were keen for an early start anyway so got straight on the road to the Blowholes – a spot north of Carnavon where the King … Read More »
Another 5am wake up call for Trundle (unintentional – just couldn’t get back to sleep!) to watch the sunrise from the RIP lookout over the nearby mountain range, which was spectacular. It was eerily that it was so quiet yet … Read More »
I had set my alarm for 5am to get up and go for a walk around the eastern side of the beach to catch the sun rising over the water across the King Sound, which was well worth the early … Read More »
The heat and sun woke us up at 5am in the caravan park, so we bided our time until the pool was open at 8am and jumped in there to cool off. Then we started the day of Kununurra activities … Read More »
Woke up to a luxurious breakfast of rockmelon and yoghurt (in sachets! Everything in sachets as we can’t fit tubs and square things in our moderately small icebox) and left camp to go see another rock art site, Nourlangie. The … Read More »
We’d recovered somewhat from the canoeing and had a slow morning packing and doing washing and getting organised for the push up north Darwin-bound. Today was a driving day – we said our goodbyes to the family (we’ll see them … Read More »