From Bang Bang we got up early and moved onto the Burke and Wills Roadhouse. We decided to treat ourselves to breakfast and boy am I glad we did. We both had a bacon and egg burger - it was delicious. It came with beetroot, lettuce, tomato, onion and HP sauce - yum yum. So the next time you are passing through the Burke and Wills Roadhouse, do yourself a favour and drop in for a bite to eat (and fuel as you'll most likely need that too). We had a toilet stop...

On leaving Karumba we stopped again at Normanton to check out the replica crocodile that a lady had killed a few decades ago. Check out our photos. This croc is huge!! Our overnight stop was a roadside stop called Bang Bang, 90km north of the Burke and Wills Roadhouse. It was a popular spot (and free!). Kylie

On our way to Karumba we stopped for a walk around Croydon and to watch the rodeo at Normanton. These rodeos and campdrafts have all the same strange people with their shirts tucked into there jeans, boots and hats - what is regional Australia coming to?! Karumba was full of Grey Nomads many who come for 3-6 months over the dry season. We were lucky to get a spot at the caravan park. We went on a guided walk with others from the park which was really enjoyabl...

On leaving Undara we headed to Mt Suprise where we stopped for a look at their annual campdraft - lots of cowboys and cowgirls leading cows this way and that. We didn't stay long as we planned to head a roundabout way to Georgetown via Einasleigh, a spot Trish and Michael Roberts had recommended to us. The drive there was lovely but once there there wasn't much. We had a drink at the pub and continued on our way to Georgetown where we spent just the one night....

Undara was an interesting place to visit. We did a tour, with a very informative guide, of a couple of the lava tubes as well as a bush walk. The lava tubes formed from volcanic movement a long time ago and a lot of the tubes are still in tact. Kylie