After days and days of travelling without seeing anyone and anything, it was a great sight when we finally returned to civilization (of sorts?), reaching the township of Ceduna. Well, is was great until we were told we would have to throw out all our fruit and vegetables just outside of town, only to re-buy them in town a few metres away. (and not saying that we had grown close, but Bec was sure that the potato we brought in town was the same one we just surrende...

Ahhhh................the Nullabor, lets see.........1200kms, or 3 days, of nothingness if you disregard the constant head wind, (although do have a funny 'bushy' story to tell). Noting the Nullabor contains the single longest straight piece of road in Australia at 145 kms, that about says it all. (Lucky the petrol was cheap at $2.04 per litre!). Other Nullabor activites - Tin can target practice. We did say things were a bit 'boring'. - Broome photo re-shoot....

Although not 'technically' on the coast (and within our original travel plans), we decided that prior to turning east and leaving Western Australia, we should travel the additional 400kms (and what's an extra 400kms when you have travelled around 30,000kms thus far), and visit the township of Kalgoorlie, home of the famous Superpit. Never heard of the Superpit, well it is simply a big big big hole in the ground. But did you know; - It came about when Alan Bond ...

During our trip we have seen some amazingly beautiful beaches at places like Cape Range National Park, Cable Beach and Coral Bay. But according to the travel brochures of our next destination, Esperance, the beaches there make those previously mentioned beaches look like the beaches in Southern England, (or even the sandy banks of the Hawkesbury River). So with the family sporting challenge back on level terms (as a result of Hunter and Bec forfeiting the table ...

With the wine cellar in tow (or the caravan to some, you could argue either way), we packed up and farewelled Margaret River and headed further south with the next stop being Albany, home of......not quite sure what, but it looked big on the map and the caravan park we booked into had a heated spa!, so we headed off regardless. Albany is large town/port which directly faces the Great Southern Ocean, and you guest it, and was a bit windy whilst we were in town. H...