After 20km of bitumen from Gascoyne Junction (GJ), we are travelling over gravel road following the Wool Wagon Pathway and we have approximately 1400km of gravel to get back to Norseman. The Wool Wagon Pathway travels through WA's sheep and wool country. DABUS tyre pressure was reduced, so we are hoping for a smoother ride. At first the road was pretty rough but by 40km in, it was a very pleasant drive. We stopped the night at Bilung Pool which is a natural spr...

Monday morning we arrived back in Carnarvon and the first stop was the Laundromat, one load of washing, popped it in the dryer and headed into IGA and a caravan supply shop. Got some great meat bargains in IGA and a new sink plug, as one was thrown out into a fire with veggie scraps. Back to grab the dry washing, only to find the washing as wet as we put it in, and we had no change, so we decided to head into town and get some lunch, and more change. Here we are...

No sooner had we hit the highway, after leaving our great camp beside the Robe River, we were pulling into a mining site picnic area, less than ten kilometres down the road. This area is the Mesa A/Warramboo mine, which is Rio Tinto's most westerly iron ore mine in the Pilbara region. Here the highway is built up over the mining road and you can wait and watch the huge mining trucks going about their business. We didn't have to wait anymore than five minutes befo...

We have enjoyed four days soaking up the sunshine at 40 mile beach. Enjoying beach walks and generally just chilling out. One night we cooked up a Beef & Beer Cobbler and at first we thought it was going to be really bland, but after spending the time to reduce it, it was a very tasty and stunning meal. When we had arrived at 40 mile beach, the caretaker asked us if we had filled our water tanks up with the water from the Devil Creek Gas Plant on our way in....

No sooner did we hit the bitumen after leaving Tambina creek, we came across a mine site and then the road changed into gravel. We had about 82 km of unsealed road to get into Marble Bar. We were fortunate not to meet any road trains but a few 4x4's on this rough gravel road. Saw two dead camels in a gravel pit. The scenery heading into Marble Bar was just absolutely stunning. The first place we went to when entering Marble Bar was the Flying Fox lookout. This f...