Profile
Blog
Photos
Videos
Crew Frivolous
- Blog
-
Location Date Oceania 
1441580400 1376089200 -
Location Date Victoria 1441580400 South Australia 1441494000 Queensland 1441407600 Northern Territory 1440111600 Western Australia
1438470000 New South Wales 1380495600 -
Location Date Kununurra 1438470000 Palm Springs 1438124400 Karratha 1437951600 Hamelin Pool 1437778800 Denham 1437692400 Steeppoint 1437692400 Cape Cuvier
1437519600 Perth 1437519600 Carnarvon 1437346800 Coral Bay 1437174000 Exmouth 1436655600 Karijini National Park 1436482800 Eighty Mile Beach 1436223600 Quondong Point 1435791600 Chile Creek 1435532400 Broome 1434754800 Fitzroy Crossing 1434582000 Wolfe Creek Meteorite Crater 1434495600 Tanami 1434409200 Musgrave 1374620400
We headed out to Pointt Quobba this morning to see the blowholes. They were working a treat and the coastline was impressive.
Decided to continue north, driving along the wet and muddy roads and quite often right along the coast on the soft sandy tracks.
We stopped for a while to watch the guys fishing from the cliffs and saw one catch a mackerel. When he eventually pulled it up, it was missing its tail as sharks swim at the bottom waiting.
Throughout the day we were lucky enough to watch at least a dozen humpback whales along this magnificent coast.
Drove along to Cape Cuvier and then stopped at Seventeen Mile Beach for a fish and a wander along the sand.
Made our way to Red Bluff where we booked in for the night. We camped up on top of the dunes overlooking the ocean. Such an awesome place!!
A campfire, ocean views, a couple of drinks and my amazing man.
What more could a girl ask for??
Decided to continue north, driving along the wet and muddy roads and quite often right along the coast on the soft sandy tracks.
We stopped for a while to watch the guys fishing from the cliffs and saw one catch a mackerel. When he eventually pulled it up, it was missing its tail as sharks swim at the bottom waiting.
Throughout the day we were lucky enough to watch at least a dozen humpback whales along this magnificent coast.
Drove along to Cape Cuvier and then stopped at Seventeen Mile Beach for a fish and a wander along the sand.
Made our way to Red Bluff where we booked in for the night. We camped up on top of the dunes overlooking the ocean. Such an awesome place!!
A campfire, ocean views, a couple of drinks and my amazing man.
What more could a girl ask for??
- comments
Es and Joe beautiful pic's Jen amazing scenery
Jen At least the shark left the fishermen a decent feed.
Jen Love this one.
Jen This is why the say our country has a rugged coast line...Tis beautiful