Arrived at Bremer Bay this afternoon about 2:30. Parked the van and took off to do the tourist thing. Bremer Bay is another small fishing and holiday destination that is frequented by the farmers of the nearby wheat and sheep growing areas. There is quite a bit of bird life here, also some very friendly kangaroos just near the caravan park. Beach driving is another pass time here but in most places you have to make it over the dunes to get to the best areas of...

Finally arrived back on the coast at the seaside town of Esperance. A great little town with a population of approximately 14,800. Lots of interesting things to see here so we will be staying for about 7 days before moving on. One very impressive site here is the extremly white sand around some of the bays in the Cape Le Grand national park, so white and pure looking that sunglasses need to be worn. Also there are some massive rock formations which can take up ...

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 ...