We arrived in Halls Creek around lunch and toped up with diesel and supplies. It seemed to have a bit better feel to it than Fitzroy Crossing. From Halls Creek we made our way up the road to a free camp opposite the Bungle Bungle Ranges. A great spot to stay right on the Ord River. Again Charlie wasted no time in befriended all the oldies in the free camp area. He would come back to the van armed with lollies and chocolates. We were in two minds about the ...

We left Broome early on Tuesday the 9th of June to head toward Fitzroy Crossing. It was a long drive, a lot of stray cattle on the highway. We started to see boab trees intermittently along the way. I don't know much about them but they are very unique and look pretty cool. We arrived in Fitzroy Crossing around about 2pm. It was evident there are still social issues here with the indigenous people. There were large groups hanging around under trees, rubbi...

Day 2 - We had a nice slow morning kicking back at the caravan park and all going for a swim. Mandy and the kids caught up with friends Erin, Mal and their three kids whilst I headed into Broome for a real coffee and to grab some groceries. We planned on having a quiet day but were going to surprise the kids with a crocodile feeding tour at 3:00pm at Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park. Malcolm Douglas established the Crocodile Park in 1983 near Cable Beach, but h...

Day 1 - It was a big 500km drive from our free camp near Port Headland to Broome on Saturday the 6th of June. It was hot and all the way and by the end we were all getting a little irritable with each other. However by 2:30pm we had checked into the Roebuck Caravan Park (around 30km east of Broome) and by 2:35pm we were all in the pool, the long drive was then a thing of the past. The rest of the day was spent relaxing and getting organised for a good look aroun...

We headed off from our free camp at Albert Tognolini to go to Port Headland. We were heading the right direction as we came across road train after road train going from the Port back to mines toward Newman. We arrived in Port Headland around lunch time. We were surprised how industrial the port town is. Only to discover it is the largest bulk tonnage export port in the world, exporting 372.3 million tonnes per year. The kids played in the park whilst we wa...