We left Wagin and headed towards Hyden where we were meeting up with Jo, Phil and the girls. We have waited so long for this time of being together and travelling for a little while. These guys are on their own adventure and being on a time limit, they have a lot to see and do. We are just happy to spend a couple of weeks with them! We met up at the Hayden campground which is a big clearing in a bush setting on a private property and with only flushing toilets, ...

We left Margaret River and headed to our next housesit at Eaton, still near Bunbury and we're getting to know the area better now, having spent so much time around here. We had to back our caravan down the very long narrow driveway to a beautiful little cottage oasis that was the home of Heather and Craig. We were here for two and a half weeks to look after their home and a very shy cat called Coral who soon got used to us (me mainly) and would come for lots of c...

My last entry saw us leaving our Housesit at Waikiki and now with one more housesit under our belts we are due to start another in a couple of days. The time has gone so quickly with busy times and lazy days, and now I need to recap what we've been up to. We left Waikiki and headed back to the caravan park at Dawesville where we spent a lazy week just enjoying being back in our van. We caught up with our friends Richard and Helen, and spent an evening with them ...

We left Beechina and headed to Wundowie again for one night before we headed to Northam, a free camp just on the edge of town. We explored the town, walked around the small market in very hot weather and enjoyed the aircon in the local shopping centre and The Spud Shed. The Spud Shed is a small Chain of supermarkets only in WA and nowhere near as big a chain as Coles or Woollies but with large shops selling all grocery needs plus other products, both singularly a...

We left Mullawa and headed down the inland route towards Perth. We've given up on seeing the plentiful wild flowers that we had hoped for but appreciated the random small patches of flowers we did see. Everyone was telling us this was a bad year and the stunted grain crops we saw told the same story. We were surprised though to see the huge piles of grain along the way that had already been harvested this year. We can only imagine what a good year would produce. ...