Such an exciting day to open your eyes in the morning. Today is our One Year Anniversary of traveling around Australia. This time last year we'd set off from Shepparton excitedly to start our adventure. This year has gone so quick and has brought so many life changes and memories with it. We have met some fantastic people we now call great mates such as our 'Cape York Crew, The Woods and The Hambrook's plus many others along the way. Our ultimate highlight has be...

Woke up a bit chilly this morning, can't believe that we are in the national park for swimming and now it's gonna cool off a bit. Anyway, it was a relaxing nights sleep with the sound of the falls in the background when we drifted off. Only problem was that a couple of times l woke wanting to go to the toilet!! Lol... After breaky we headed off on our day of exploration and swimming. We headed off the bitumen and onto the 4WD track, shortly passing through a dee...

Considering our late night the night before watching the fireworks, l was pretty surprised that we were on the road by 9:30am. Next stop was Litchfield National Park. We made a stop at Humpty Doo for a grocery stock up and fuel. We had two funny moments, both created by each girl. First one was when we pulled into Humoty Doo, we told Boo the name of the town and we then over heard her telling Meg that "this is where Humpty Dumpty lives". Then we pulled up to th...

Bit excited this morning as we were going up the East Alligator River on the Guluyambi cruise this morning at nine. But l also just wanted to stay in bed, so did Marty and the girls l think. We were on our last day here in Kakadu and we were all stuffed. Our days have been long and late. But in any case, it was up and at em again abc in the car by 8am. We were greeted in arrival by an aboriginal bloke named Roman. Straight away l knew we were going to have a fab...

We moved onto our next camp which was going to be in Merl, but we were told that there was a mozzie infestation going on there. So we decided to book into Kakadu Resort in Jabiru which was only $6 per night dearer and we had the perk of having a pool to swim in. So by lunchtime we had booked in and were set up. We treated ourselves to a pie from the local bakery for lunch then went and had a dip in the pool. Today was to chill out a bit cause the last few days ha...