Bees, flies and other residents of Australia Before we left the UK for our trip I remember being bothered about encountering a snake or two. I loathe snakes, I have had an irrational phobia of them for as long as I can remember. So far the only snakes we've seen have been in the zoo, or about to go under the wheels of the campervan... Oops! (To be fair, we think one was already dead, and the other went that quickly I had about 0.2 of a second to cringe before ...

Rather than write an extremely long blog post about all we've done over the past two weeks I though it may be best to summarise... 1 snake seen alive (just as it slithering in line with the passenger side tyre) 4 Germans that stole our beach shelter in Coral Bay, despite our towels being there. 2 dolphins fed by us at Monkey Mia. 3.5 billion years is the possible amount of time stromatolites have been on the earth, 10 minutes was the amount of time we watch...

Writing this blog from a carpark/camping spot in the middle of the Aussie bush a little way outside of Coral Bay, WA. This is a longer blg that adds detail to the previous brief one! Internet is increasingly hard to come by up here so this blog will be posted some days after it's been written. We've had a nice couple of days driving around the Shark Bay Marine Reserve area; we've both fed dolphins, seen sharks, turtles, emus and pelicans and got a bit sun-ripen...

Super quick blog as I'm using a very archaic internet kiosk much like a typewriter. We had a lovely time in Kalbarri and drove to Hamelin Telegraph Station where we found this really cool, quirky museum/farm/campsite/tea room run by an Irish Brummie! This morning we saw the stromatolites (google it) and then drove to Denham where there wasn't much to see so we carried on to Monkey Mia. Had a good afternoon snorkling, saw pelicans and several dolphins. We'll be ...

2nd full day in the camper van and 3rd post by Josh. (This will get posted online tomorrow if/ when we next find wifi. Currently we're by a dry river surrounded by fields of dry grass with some flat top hills in the distance, although it's very nice here there is no internet. For those interested, we're staying at Fig Tree Crossing Rest Area, it's called this despite a lack of fig trees) We've been steadily driving north. The first night we stayed near Guilder...