So today we travelled just over 600 km from Broome to Port Hedland. Found the landscape alot more interesting going west than I did going east. We both saw different things to our first trip together on this piece of highway. Carey had travelled it previously in the truck. We saw alot more wild flowers this time. Was also interesting to see how at some points levees had been created on one side of the highway to keep the water off the highway and direct it ...

So after another long drive we reached Broome a town hidden behind bushes. The airport appears to be right in the middle and everything is around it. It is on a small peninsula with some beautiful beaches and rock faces. We found our accommodation for the next 4 nights. A bungalow bigger than my home surrounded by palm trees. You wouldn't know we are only a 6 minute walk from Cable Beach. When you walk out to the front of the complex all you see is bush. I...

We travelled 366km today to reach eighty mile beach. It was a long road with lots of caravans travelling both ways going to the different places along the route. The first part of our trip was from Karratha to Port hedland a mere 240.8km. There is one actual place to stop a pub accommodation called Whim Creek. Interesting little setup near a mine. Port hedland is another mining/port town. It is an elongated town along the coast. Not as clean or as well set...

Yes this was everything I thought it would be. So glad that we got to see the staircase to the moon last night. Woke up to a wet morning. THe rain didn't last long and we headed out of Karratha to Cossack, Samson point and Wickham. They are all small towns. Cossack is actually just a few old buildings left over from the original port town in the estuary. The other towns use the buildings for art shows etc. You can also stay in the old police barracks. ...

So today we have visited Deep gorge and looked at some Aboriginal rock art. The pictures have been scrapped into the rocks. It was a nice stroll over loose rocks to look at the few we found. We then headed to Dampier the home of the movie Red Dog. Had lunch then went down to the water front. It was amazing to see how the rocks travel right down into the sea at points. Again it was unique and interesting. Found it interesting seeing Corellas on the beach...