Norseman. As I said before, a place you've got to go through to get to anywhere on this side of the country if your in the southern part. Lets move on.

Kalgoorlie, full of history, gold mining and big machinery, To arrive at Kalgoorlie we spent about three days crossing the Nullarbor which was a very long but interesting drive. The very flat country,for kilometre after kilometre varied a lot in plant life with colours changing all the time. a lot of signs showing kangaroos, emus and camels were around but not much wildlife to go with them. Another one of our free camp sites was at a place called Baxter Rest ar...

Crossed the boarder into WA around lunch time today after free camping last night at a place called Bunda Cliffs. Stopped at Head of the Bight on the way at the whale information centre and went to the lookout and was fortunate enough to see two Southern Right Whales just below the lookout platform. Magnficent creatures to watch as they moved slowly passed and then out of sight. A little bit more of sight seeing and we decided to call it a day and found a free ...

After leaving Ceduna we travelled through some amazing countryside and coastal regions. This country certainly is vast and varied but still cannot obtain any mobile coverage once you leave Ceduna Sth Aust until you arrive at Eucla in WA. Shame Telstra shame. Fowlers Bay is a little fishing village with a population of approximately 60 permanent residents and a couple of colourful characters just to keep it interesting. We spent two nights there with a couple o...

Left Port Augusta Tuesday morning ( Anzac Day) with light showers on the way to our next stop which was Streaky Bay, passing through Kimba ( the home of the Big Galah). Streaky bay is a very pretty coastal township with an excellent caravan park which is only 9 weeks old with large spaces and great ammenties blocks. Our site backed right onto the beach and was so relaxing it was hard to move on. After 4 days of relaxation and exploring the nearby attractions s...