Our first night at Hamelin Station provided us with a quiet night of sleep, although we were kept company by the bleating of sheep early in the morning. The sheep did have some competition with a couple of hundred Galahs and numerous other birds, so at least we were up early. There are worse ways to wake up than to the calls of native birds. After doing the mundane domestic chore of laundry we took a drive out to Hamelin Pool to see the Stromatalites. Stromatalit...

Well, it has been a while since our last update and we have covered a reasonable amount of Australia in that time. Between a lack of phone signal, huge distances between anywhere and no-where, and a small amount of lazy-ness on my behalf, there is quite a bit to tell in this blog update. So, you had better make yourself comfortable…. We finally left Cape Keraudren after two and a half weeks, not bad considering we planned on staying there three days. The day...

Cape Keraudren… "Where..?", I hear you ask. Well, have you ever heard someone explain where a place-out-of-the way is and say, "Drive to the middle of nowhere and then turn left"? Cape Keraudren is just such a place, except you turn right, I suppose it depends on which direction you are heading. It is a small outcrop of rocky land surrounded by turquoise water, 450 km south of Broome and 150 km north of Port Hedland in Western Australia. We left Broome once ...

The Gibb River Road has been conquered!! We saw some beautiful country, encountered some wildlife and emerged at the other end quite dusty but relatively un-scathed. Our journey began at Kununurra, where we departed early and drove along the highway toward Wyndham before taking the turn-off for the famed Gibb River Road. A short stop for the obligitory photo of vehicle and the road sign, adjust the tyre pressures for the rocky road and we were ready to go. When ...

We're back in Kununurra after spending three fantastic days in Purnululu National Park, otherwise known as the Bungle Bungles. The Bungles were on our list of things to see when we came to the Kimberley region, but, as we came across from the Northern Territory and also want to travel the Gibb River Road, travelling to the Bungle Bungles was going to require some backtracking of a considerable distance. There really is no easy way, so after two nights at Wyndham...