New South Wales (check), Queensland (done), Northern Territory (complete). Western Australia - here we are! First stop, Kununarra. Once checked in, (to probably the only place with it's own wild crocodile which comes up to the park's water edges each afternoon), minus our fruit, veges and honey but plus 1 and 1/2 hours (due to crossing the state border into Western Australia), we made our way to check out some zebra rocks. Zebra rocks are rocks which when polish...

Hi everyone, trust all are well Once leaving Katherine, we started heading west, passing through towns such as Victoria River (pretty spot, great Roadhouse) and Timber Creek (Hmmm....not so pretty stop, we stayed just down the road at a free camp and weren't game to come back into town to watch the State of Origin) Although these towns are 'on the map' they are not much more the a roadhouse, where you can stop, rest and refuel. Subsequently, not much to report...

After spending a few days at Adelaide River checking out some of the major attractions and making some new friends, we decided to continue our journey towards Western Australia, with the next stop being Katherine, via an overnight stop at Edith Falls. Katherine is a surprisingly large town (assume mainly due to the tourist industry), and was actually larger prior to a few large floods which wiped out the town a few times and reduced it's population. Will let Co...

As everyone will agree, there is a limit of hot, clear days spent on the beach, relaxing and fishing followed by balmy nights by the camp fire that one can endure, so we decided to pack things up and travel back to Darwin to check out the Beer Can Regetta. Must say the regetta was a bit disappointing. This was mainly due as a result of only a small number of boats entered, as well as the fact that the boats themselves were not made 100% from cans, but were actua...

During our Darwin stay we got a few tips on other, not as much well known, spots we should check out prior to departing south/west, namely; Gunn Point Gunn Point is a forty minutes north east drive of Darwin, via a dirt road to a reserve where you can free camp on the beach. The main attraction is simply relaxation............and fishing Dundee Beach Dundee Beach is on the opposite side of the Stuart Highway and is a bit further away from Darwin (approx 1 h...