Dave had asked us if we would like to help feed the animals today. We happily had said yes and were really looking forward to it. We went over to the house when we saw kangaroo after kangaroo boinging past us at half eight to get to the feeding area near Nugget the pony's enclosure. The kangaroos must have known it was feeding time as literally just after they had all boinged past Dave came out of the house with a big blue bucket. We got there just in time to see...

It had been a very wet and windy night. When we woke up the power was off. After brekky we went over to the house to book in for a couple more nights as we are loving it so much here. Dave told us that a tree had probably come down on a power line and that the power was due back on around lunch time. On the way back to the camper van we went to say hi to our gorgeous animal friends. After this we had a drive out to the Pemberton area about 30 kilometres away. The...

We got up late today and had a very leisurely brekky watching the kangaroos boinging past. The weather was a bit showery but we just about managed to dodge them when we went for a walk into the centre of Northcliffe which was a couple of kilometres away. We needed to get some bread but the shop didn't have any bread that we could eat. Every single loaf had toxic and poisonous vegetable oil added to it! It's outrageous that vegetable oil is added unnecessarily to ...

When we woke up we decided to stay put at Aroundtu-It for a couple more days. It is such a great place and we thought we'd have a relaxing day amongst all the beautiful animals. When we emerged from the camper van the kangaroos were boinging about the place. I went up to the reception at the house to see Helen and Dave and extend our stay. When I got back to the camper van I said to Jay 'Two things, firstly, there's a sign on the verandah of the house saying that...

We had another beautifully peaceful night. After brekky we drove back to D'Entrecasteaux National Park. There had been a few rain showers this morning and we hoped that they would clear as we planned to do some walks today. When we got down to the coast the sky looked less threatening and big patches of blue were appearing. We parked at Point D'Entrecasteaux and set out on the walk to Cathedral Rock, a three kilometre round trip. We saw rugged cliffs, white beach...