Day 33: Our aim is for Mary Pool Rest Area, as we are heading back to Kununurra. I am sad to be leaving the West Kimberley...it is a beautiful place. I've never seen such amazing rock formations and traversed such incredible country. And the red...it never ends. For lunch we stop at Geikie Gorge and have hotdogs. We do a short walk and see how high the flood waters really can get here. We continue on and arrive at Mary Pool RA, only to be astounded by the amou...

Day 32: Bell Gorge, Silent Grove. So we are leaving this beautiful place. The ranger has informed us that unless we have provisions for five days and are prepared to be stuck in one place for that time, we have to go back to Derby. We don't. So we're going back. Having risen early, we eat brekky and pack up (wet). We do the trip down Bell Gorge, and it's beautiful. What a shame about the weather! If it had of been stinking hot, we would have been swimming all d...

Day 31: Tunnel Creek. Today we are going down the road to Tunnel Ck, and we need our swimmers and torches...we are excited! The rain seems to be staying away for now, so we clamber over massive boulders to access the tunnel in. Well it's amazing. A real adventure and and by far the most exciting gorge walk we have done. And the boys are in their element. We wade through dark, cold waters under torch light, enjoying spectacles such as bats and stalagmites. Suc...

Day 30: Windjana Gorge. After mucking around trying to find somewhere to store our van, we store it at the very place we were staying at! So we head off up the Gibb River Rd and to our surprise it's in great condition. So fortunately there are no issues. We arrive at Windjana Gorge and set up camp with Bruce and Annie. We are in the two tents again, bush camping. It's a great spot and it's lovely to spend this time with our friends. The boys, and Craig and ...

Day 29: We leave the Fitzroy River, slowly, with the caravan intact! It was a tad touch and go, but she made it out. We arrive in Derby quite early, so we set up the van, and then head to the main attractions in town. We visit an old gaol that was built specifically for housing Aboriginals awaiting trial, and read of the horrors they went through at the hands of white people...very moving. A good learning opportunity for the older boys as well, especially as th...