Arrived at Barn Hill after leaving the main road on a 10km red, dusty dirt road - slightly corrigated in places. Barn Hil is situated on Thangoo Station which is a working cattle station. The property is approximately 430,000 acres and stretches 85km along the coast between Broome and Port Hedland. The property runs 8000 Brahman Cattle which are marketed to the live export trade through the Port of Broome. This place has suprised us both as it is an oasis of ...

Moved on through a number of areas which included the Roebourne township (not very big - not worth stopping this time round), then pushed through to Whim Creek. The hotel had been closed down so kept going. Went past the Yule River area - it had water on oneside and looked okay for overnight camping - just too early in the day for us. Travelling on to South Hedland for refuelling and some small stores at the shop. We are noticing the weather temperature gett...

We left Warroora Station and headed to a 24hr bush camp for 1 night at Barradale, very large bush area, nice. Then we travelled to Nannatura for fuel (Diesel) which cost us $2.04 a litre! Moved on to morning tea at Robe River (another 24hr stop over spot), then on to Karratha for an icecream and moved on to Cleaverville Beach about half way between Karratha and 'Roebourne. This place is beautiful. Our camp overlooks the water and the weather is warm and winds ...

After leaving Cath and Ken at Coral Bay, Kolenda and John travelled with us to Warroora Station. It is called a wilderness camp but it is on the beach. We travelled about 13kms of rough dirt road to get there and then wow, white sand beach and turquoise colour water, AND YOU PARK THE VAN ON THE BEACH!!! So looking out of my kitchen window was a view to behold. We expected to spend about a week here but it became too windy to do anything, so after three days w...

Went to above area with two couples and dogs from neighbouring vans for half a day. Four wheel driving for most of the journey - certainly getting to understand how people like this. - especially as it can lead to some great spots for swimming and fishing. The three dogs we have between us really have taken to each other and just love the beach. Our sandy just has a ball with one in particular (it's a Whippet named Del) tends to follow her everywhere. The rest of...