"Why have they another entry in Kununurra?" I hear you ask. Well it's an interesting story and it goes like this. We took our time packing up the camp to take advantage of the wireless internet available at the caravan park. We stopped in town for money, milk and petrol before hitting the road. The first 52kms were very pleasurable along the highway to the turn off to the Gibb River Road. Here we pulled up to reduce the pressure in our tyres and th...

As soon as we arrived in Kununurra we headed to the market and fortunately the lady had my size and I am now the proud owner of a pair of Buffalo sandles. We also stopped at a mechanic to get their opinion on our camper. They pretty much said we should head to Broome, even along the Gibb River Road, and get the brakes fixed there. After talking to Pioneer, the manufacturer of the trailer, they also said pretty much the same thing. So that is what we will do. ...

We spent our last night in Kununurra watching a bit of the Tour de France mountain stage. David felt after last night that Cadel Evans is looking good for a win. We upped and left for the Bungle Bungle early this morning. Kylie

After stopping at quarantine on the border (no fruit, vegies, honey etc can come into WA from NT) we arrived in Kununurra. A small town with a population of about 6,000, it is quite a nice area. We went to the tourist information centre first and stocked up on brochures. There's quite a bit to do in the area. We also grabbed a list of caravan parks in town and finding accommodation proved a hard task. Most parks are booked out - filled with grey nomads!! ...