We had an easy drive from Kununurra, 100kms to Wyndham. We went sightseeing around town. Drove down to the pier, past the old meat works and the working Wharf. At the wharf they had cattle ready to be loaded onto a ship and a heap of mahogany trunks cut from Kununurra. The Chinese have harvested the mahogany and shipping it back to China for furniture. Millions of dollars of timber waiting to be exported.Drove up to the lookout and waited for the breathtaking Kim...

Goodbye to Northern Territory We have just spent 6 weeks in NT, fantastic place to travel through as we have free camped nearly all the way through.It's a place were on the road nearly every other traveller greets you with a wave as you are travelling towards each other. There are many varieties of the wave, they came at you with either a single or double finger salute, a quick flip of the four or five fingers and then there is the vigorous hand wave. When yo...

On leaving the eighteen km’s of rough road out of the campground, we pulled into the border quarantine station to be searched. We had been eating vegetarian for the last two days, so no veggies on board, also turned the clocks back 1 and ½  hours.Now 2 hours behind Melbourne time. Remember than when you ring us at 8am … we will be asleep!!!! It would be 6am here, having said that, it seems strange having a pepsi at 10.30am ….oh well !!!!After ...