Today we left King Ash Bay and had lots of driving to do to Hells Gate. When we got there we played footy because there was grass there. We have not had grass since Darwin. The next day we left Hells Gate and went to Lawn Hill but before that we stopped at Doomadgee, an Aboriginal town, to get some fuel and bread from the bakery. The bread is so good. We saw a cow resting at someone's front door and horses just walked in the streets. Then we got back on the r...

We left Lorrella Springs and after a few hours we finally got some tar to drive on for a while. On the way we stopped at Borroloola to get some extra groceries. When we got to King Ash Bay we set up and went for a fish on the bank. We caught three cat fish. I caught a cat fish, Will caught a cat fish and Jack caught one too. The next day we  tried fishing at the boat ramp which is near the Gulf and I was the only one to catch a good fish. I caught a Trevally. ...

We left the Lost City and drove to Lorella Springs. It is a 1 million acre property. When we arrived we saw all their cool pets such as an emu, 2 baby cows, peacocks, a barra, a turtle, a fresh water croc, baby emus, a turkey, chooks and a rooster. My favourite was the baby emus, they were so cute. The big emu called Beep ran out in front of me and gave me a fright! After we set up and we went for a drive to the hot springs. The water was like a hot, hot bath. ...

We drove all the way to Mataranka from Darwin to turn off to Roper Bar. It took all day, about 8 hours. When we got there we set up and went for a walk to see the river crossing, or the Bar. Jack and Will had a rock-skipping competition, of course Jack won but Will was in front for a while. Then we went back to the van to have happy hour and relax. The next day we drove to Tomato Island for morning tea and to check the roads. We left there then the road got...

Today we drove to Darwin and stopped at Adelaide River to go out on a boat to watch crocs jump. The man who drove the boat held out a stick with meat on it for the crocs to jump up and eat. The crocs are huge, especially Dominator, the King of the river. He is 5 metres long and his head would be about 1 metre. Dominator is 70 years old and has big spikes on his tail. Dominator is very dark with a tiny bit of yellowish brown on his tail. His eyes glow out of the...