We said good bye to Brett & Jo's Dairy farm. Our first stop was a short distance away, the Brusselton Jetty. Along the foreshore of the jetty area they have artistic bins, see pics. The Brusselton Jetty runs 1.8kms out from the shoreline, a Banana shape. We all walked to the end of the Jetty, at the end is a km marker indicating distances to specific logcations. We are 2723 kms from Melbourne, and yet still 1908 kms from Broome and only 227 kms from Pe...

After leaving Denmark we headed off in a north westerly direction, aiming for a dairy farm stay just out of Brusselton. The roads we travelled were mainly surrounded by forest/National Parks/logging areas. As we approached Manjimup we saw the forest had been cleared to manicured paddocks, a lot of effort would have gone into this and building lake sized dams. We found the farm stays with no problems, before the days of Google maps it would have been very diffi...

The hunter gather's have succeeded again. Camo is very proud of his big black bream catch.

How the days are passing so quickly… Since we last posted, we have been exploring around Albany & Denmark. We found a great free camp spot at Norman Beach, right on the estuary, a short walk up to the surf beach. Its approx. 40kms out of Albany, we decided to base ourselves here and do day trips into Albany. In Albany on the Saturday afternoon, we saw the local remote controlled yachts club out racing, boy they can move. They look so small on the wat...

We managed to organise 6 new tyres for the Caravan early on Tuesday morning, they had just arrived in earlier that morning, very lucky timing for us. Then off to have a couple of days of R & R at Lucky Bay in Cape Le Grand National Park. Thank you to Mr Anderson (the boy's Principal) and Al Wiltshire for the recommendations. Tuesday afternoon the boys went fishing and it wasn't long before they were back with a couple of Salmon. One 1kg and the other a ...