Well, all through 2020 people were hoping 2021 would see the end of Covid and life would go back to normal, with overseas trips back on the agenda. Well we all know how that turned out. So now it's June 2021 and Julie and I are off on another adventure here in Australia. This time we are not restricted to WA and plan on visiting the Northern Territory. But for this blog we will need to go back to December 2020, Michael's Birthday to be precise. You see, Michael...

We really had no idea on which way to head home from Eighty Mile Beach, everywhere was so busy and places along the coast that we thought to visit were said to be packed. In the end we chose to head back the inland way, this would require retracing some of our previous route. On the way up we had missed Carawine Gorge because we were told it was packed. We thought we would take our chances and check it out, if it was packed we could always visit Running Waters...

Fitzroy Crossing never had a good reputation when I was younger, they were meant to have cleaned the place up some years ago, so we went with an open mind. On entering our campground it looked very nice, and it wasn't too bad, apart from needing maintenance, 10 years ago. There were very few people there when you look at the size of the place. We had booked a cruise in Geike Gorge for that afternoon. On the way to the gorge we had a bit of a look around Fitzroy...

From the Bungles we headed back onto the highway and headed down to Halls Creek for lunch. We had planned on visiting Palm Springs and Saw Tooth Gorge just out of Halls Creek on the Duncan Road. Unfortunately Duncan Road was closed just out of town, probably due to it going near communities and going into the Northern Territory. So it was on to the Tanami Road and down to Wolfe Creek Crater. The Tanami Road was great, but the road to the crater was very rough a...

Kununnura didn't really do much for us, by our standards it was busy, our caravan park was 60% full, and if your not into fishing or boating, there really isn't much else. It was a nice enough town and Lake Argyle was interesting, but we only needed two days to do what we wanted. The Bungle Bungles were a whole different story though. In our campground there were only around six camps on average and there was plenty of amazing scenery for us to see. Because th...