14 mile camp site which is part of the Warroora Station. To come into the area you must travel 25 kilometres of narrow corrugated road which can be a problem if you meet a van coming the other way, be self sufficient as there are no facilities except a dump point and a rubbish tip. If you want phone coverage it was a drive to a hill in the area know locally as Telstra Hill but maybe only one bar of servive at best. The camp sites are all on the water at the e...

Carnarvon has a population of just over 9,000. Small crop producers sell some of their products as in fresh fruit and vegies which have "real taste" compared to the supermarket produce. One such farm is called Bumbaks which also makes the best and thickest banana or mango smoothies, which you could just about eat with knife and fork., and follow this with a chocolate coated banana or mango iceblock, (home made of course). One of the drives we did took us to th...

Arrived at Hamlin Station. Something very different to where e have been staying but a fantastic place to stay. the property is something like 200,000 acre sheep property where the owners are diversifying into tourisim. There is no water or power to your site but as we're self sufficient this didn't bother us at all. The nights are so peacefull and quiet, the moon and stars something you just don't see in the city. from here it was day trippng to the little tow...

Start of school holidays in WA so kids everywhere so you have to be carefull moving around in the caravan park as they only have freedom on their minds but all is good because I didn't get any. Kallbarri is another small coastal village on our way north. Fresh fish is available direct from a fishing trawler which ties up at the jetty. Best piece of Red Emperor i've had in a long long time, grilled to perfection. The chips weren't bad either. Only spent a coupl...

Geraldton. Population approximately 40,000 people. Another interesting town with lots of history and a beautiful coastline which holds many shipwreck secrets going back to the Bativa shipwreck. There is plenty to see such as old convict ruins, catheralds and other buildings, but by far the most interesting is the memorial to the sailors who lost their lives when the HMAS Sydney II was sunk by the German raider Kormoran in 1941 approximately 126 miles off the co...