Heading from the Warrow North camp area to Port Lincoln we did a drive through, in the rain, of Coffin Bay. In Port Lincoln we just went for a drive trying to work out what we'd do for that day and the few following. We thought we'd head to Tumby Bay and go from there. Still raining quite heavily we stopped for lunch at the bakery in Tumby Bay. David said he was happy to keep driving so we continued on to Cowell. Whilst in Cowell, we rang David's parents who...

We arrived in Ceduna late morning on Thursday indicating our trip along the Nullabor was over. We had a walk around Ceduna before getting some petrol and hitting the road. We headed down Eyre Peninsula coast towards Port Lincoln. We stopped in Streaky Bay for a look. From here we could see another storm coming over and before long we were driving in quite heavy rain and wind. Given the weather we decided just to keep driving. We ended up camping at a road s...

Tuesday morning we stopped for petrol in Eucla before we crossed the border into South Australia. We stopped at a scenic lookout just over the border and another one called Bunda Cliffs, where we stopped for lunch. The lookouts both offered such great views of the coastline. Amazing stuff. We also stopped at the Head of Bight, which is a popular whale watching spot. We were not there at the right time of year for whales so just took in another great view. W...

We stopped in Norseman for some supplies and petrol. Norse was a town like many we've seen on our travels where they main street has lots of shops and most of them are closed. The guy at the petrol station was very friendly giving us information on where to check cheap petrol along the Nullabor. We headed to Balladonia where we filled up with petrol and continued on our way completing nearly all of the 146.6km straight road before stopping for lunch at a rest ...

We had seen on our map Parmango Rd, which went from Condingup, about 65km east of Esperance, up to Balladonia on the Nullabor. The tourist information centre in Esperance initially had this road closed due to the wet weather but by the time we'd left town it was open again to 4WDs only but not if they are towing. We decided we'd head from Cape Le Grand to Condingup to get further advice there. Unfortunately they had little to add. They just said 4WDs were gett...