Quick update while I have found reception. I'm still alive. Check out the accommodation pic. A tent with no poles - a useful stirrup leather and a branch hold the tent up...

Was pretty sore when I got up, but got organised for riding. Got Rollie in as he is smooth to ride. So equipped with binoculars I set off trying to find Tom, Red and Bunjy. I ran into Trixie and her crew of four others, spotted a Dingo and then headed out last where we let them go. Crossed a creek bed which had a little water in it - makes me nervous of crocs but all was well. Went past Herman (18hh standardbred gelding) and his friend, and then always at a sligh...

Nice and cool at night. Even climbed into my sleeping bag... Helped Roderick setup his new drone, batteries are on charge. Made a key lime pie for desert tonight as I'm in cooking. Have to stuff some chicken thighs later but otherwise all good. Helped collect horse manure and old hay to start a vegetable garden. It should come up quite well really. A little unsure how they are going to keep the chickens out. Watch this space I guess. Cleaned up around the pla...

So yesterday was a town day. Alida, Wendy and I. Two hours drive to Kununurra. Felt really strange to be back in civilisation... first port of call is breakfast. At home (NZ) I have consistently skipped breakfast and here it's two breakfasts. First one around 5:30 is cereal and then followed by a cooked breakfast around 8-9am. I'm not complaining - although the scales might when I get home! Went and checked out a free quarter horse. Young, hadn't done a lot, jus...

For those messaging me through this blog - I've loved every message. For some reason every time I try to reply the blog crashes. So in short I'm reading every message and not intentionally being rude by not replying! Love hearing from you, and look forward to sharing many more stories through here and when I return. Once home I will also add a whole lot of pictures to go with it. Takes too much data to upload them all. So yesterday was a reasonably quiet day. I ...