Today nothing was planned as the weather was a bit ordinary, very windy although a nice breeze which is a pleasant change. After breakfast Neil set off to the main reception to the outside decking with a million dollar view where he uploaded photos and updated the travel blog (see the photo). Joanna did some homework and Sharon and Tanya potted around packing up some gear; getting ready to travel to Broome tomorrow.   Later in the afternoon we returned to Bun...

The day didn't start too good for Terry he was still suffering from the gastro bug and was meant to go mud crabbing early with Neil and Melanie. Tanya decided to go in Terry’s place so Neil, Melanie and Tanya set off at 7.00am to meet Vincent (their guide) at a place called Mudnunn, to do their mud crabbing.   They headed out the road and found themselves on a track which appeared to have very little if any use at all. There path was blocked by lar...

Today Neil, Sharon, Melanie, Joanna and Ann did a cultural tour whilst Tanya and Terry tried their luck at fishing again.    The Davey clan had to head down to the local Aboriginal community, Djaridjin, for this tour. Terry and Tanya were going to give fishing a bit more of a go. The tour leader Bundy (an aboriginal elder of this community and the owner of this business) was conducting the tour along with his 3 children.    We were shown how to make a spe...

Today we woke early again.     Fishing was on the agenda for today so Neil and Terry got the rods all geared up and we headed to the western beach to fish. Melanie, Joanna, Sharon and Tanya tried their luck as well.    Unfortunately no-one was successful but a lot of fun was had trying.   The water was so unbelievably warm; around 28c. Tanya kept going out deeper and deeper and ended up in water to nearly her waist.   After the tide had come in aroun...

We decided that Melanie was well enough to travel to Cape Leveque today, so we set off as early as we could given that she was still feeling unwell. the first 90km of the trip was on severely corrugated sand road.   It was so bad in some spots we couldn't even get to 70kmh.Finally got past the first 90km and guess what, nice bitumen roadway. Go figure. Can you imagine them carting the asphalt in over that first 90 km to lay the road.    Just doesn'...