Day 10 - Wednesday 10th April 2013 (0 kms travelled today) We enjoyed a day of R & R at Speeds Point - nice to have the second night at the same spot. Ken and I ventured into Streaky Bay for a visit whilst Anne and Ralph stayed back at camp - Ralph catching up on some car chores and Anne enjoying her book and preparing a much anticipated lamb roast for dinner. This area is a breeding ground for Hooded Plovers (Vicki you would be impressed we have two bird...

Day 9 - Tuesday 9th April 2013 (Travelled 30 kms) Not a long drive today, we found a most perfect spot to set up camp for two nights at Speed's Point. It's $5 per person per night courtesy of the local council. We unhooked the vans and headed towards Streaky Bay taking in the Westall Loop drive, the coastal scenery at its best. We visited Fisherman's Paradise, Smooth Pool and The Granites, all very rocky outcrops and interesting in their own unique ways. We ar...

Day 8 - Monday 8th April 2013 (Travelled 273.2 kms) Waking up to the vista of Picnic Beach, it being a cool morning and the day of rest (from walking), it was shaping up to be another beautiful day. Ralph and Billy went fishing first up this morning, Ralph catching a decent sized flathead and Billy catching a mullet. Turns out that this is a good spot for fishing and Billy has been a great mentor for the boys teaching them all about surf fishing. Heading off,...

Day 7 - Sunday 7th April 2013 (Travelled 187.5 kms) We walked the Discovery track this morning to take in the sights of Point Donington and the lighthouse. The beach here is lovely and the bay is only small. The rock formations along most of this coast are varied and at times rugged as we attempted to navigate our way across them to get onto the track. A look at the lighthouse, a walk back to camp, breakfast and pack up saw us heading back out of the park and ...

Day 6 - Saturday 6th April 2013 (Travelled 248 kms) After our morning walk along the beach, we packed up and left our beautiful spot on the beach to head further south. We visited Arno Bay, renowned for snapper fishing and the "Cleanseas" Yellowfin Tuna, Kingfish and Mulloway Hatchery and fish farm. Further down the road we called in to take a look at Port Neill, overlooking the bay and enjoying some of Sally's homemade biscuits and a cuppa. Back on the road...