I've been slow to post a message for a while but loving the phone calls from you guys. I just can't believe the photos, or rather the subject of the shots. Loaded with incredible, natural beauty. I'm in awe of the coastal scenery particularly, thinking you can't top what you've just posted, and then we get to the next posting, and there are more incredible, stunning pictures. You've got such a good eye Ann. LOVE the two rusty old sweethearts. In fact love all the rusty trucks and tanks. Glad the jumper is getting a workout Mark. I'm sending an email. I'm so inspired by your adventures.....maybe camping's not that bad after all?????
Love you four, Cath xxxxxxxxxxx

Greetings, sorry I have been a bit slack with correspondence but our mundane activities on the east coast do not compare with the excitement of the west. That was pretty crazy encountering Kerry's cousin and her husband down near Albany, they must be on a tighter schedule than you guys as they left the east long after you. We are enjoying your photos and the commentary associated with them.
Stay safe and continuing happy travels Ross

What a trip guys, I'm just loving following your adventures and the photos are amazing. Love to you all

Spencer I lost 8-0 against southern ettalong and If we used cards I would of got a red one dad said ☹️

Hi All, looks like you are seeing some amazing places. Also the weather looks like it is treating you well. Not much to report here work and more work. don't know if you know but Mum had a minor op on her eyelids, it all went well. It is good that Spencer can keep in close contact with his mates at home. happy travels!

Rob.

Spency we lost 3-0 I nearly scored 2 goals!

Did you go into the cave that's in the middle of nowhere?

At flinders range did the cat look like a madcat not a madman get it the cat could have been crazy mad!

Wow I hope no one was hurt......... My awesomeness is more awesome than yours !!!!!
Spencer
Ross glad to hear about the wooly bush I will keep an eye out for it.
Ann and love to all of you.

I see from Dayne's message you are now in Albany, a town with more history than it's size would deserve, what with the whaling and the departing port for many of the WW1 troops. Also it is home to one of the hardest golf courses I ever played (when the wind is blowing) a particular type of vegetation in the rough that the locals call wooly bush caused me much angst. Stay safe Love from Ross and Kerryxxxx

Thanks Dayne, great to hear from you. We are now in Albany WA.

Hi spencer sore your blog and fotos
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