After leaving Eucla bright and early the longest drive so far was a head of us. We headed for mundrabilla to pick up fuel as carey said it use to be the cheapest place on the Eucla pass. From Mundrabilla we caught up with the 2 mine trucks being transported to Western Australia that we had seen at border village the day before. The pilots were very quick to organise for the 2 wide loads to move over and allow us through. Then we were off again stopping for ...

I call the nularbor boring but its really isn't. We left Ceduna with the view of a lovely rainbow. We then headed for Penong which is known as the town of windmills. Carey really wanted to take apicture of a rainroof as he calls it befre we got to Penong. He had even remembered about how many kms it was east of Penong. We found it and got the necessary photo plus a photo of the reason for it. It is actually an under ground water tank in the middle of nowhe...

Day 2 we left Kimba bright and early after a lovely continental breakfast for me. Today we had another day of beautiful weather. A little windy most of the day. First stop was Mount Wudinna. It is the 2nd largest monolith in Australia. It is 261 metres high. It was a nice climb to the top. Carey waited at the car. He had enjoyed the drive on the dirt road 15 km each way. Then it was on to Minnipa and PIllpada Rock. SAs answer t wave rock. Another ...

The trip started well. The run from elizabeth to kimba was very smooth. We headed off through Clare to Laura. At Laura we visited the grave of Careys great Aunt and Uncle to pay our respect. I also walked around the cemetry and found metal plaques now showing the resting places of other famil members from the early 1900 and late 1800s. Aunty Edna said most of the graves of the Venables family are no marked because they were a poor family in the Laura commun...