I arrived very sweaty and burnt from the journey from Wolfe Creek about mid morning and checked into the Kununurra backpackers lodge in town. Nice little place with a swimming pool and decent kitchen etc. My first night here was a bit of a bust I think I went to the shops, cooked dinner and went to bed. My first full day here I had planned to get up early but was talking on the Internet for a while so got up and out a bit later. 8am isn't bad though...at least ...

I hadn't intended on going to Wolfe creek but I made it to Halls Creek visitor centre and asked if it was open as I had heard many things before saying it was closed between certain months of the year etc. The guy said that yes it was open and that you can get there in a 2WD although he said he's not sure whether it's recommended or not. Well...that was it. Never mind the part of not recommended in a 2WD...he'd basically given me a green light to go, for me to de...

Australia day! I met a few people during the week and we all decided in true Aussie fashion to go to the pub for Australia day! The day started off slow, we had a beer in the hostel before heading down to the beach party at the Roey. It was rammed full of people there for the chase the Ace raffle and soon petered out once it was finished. Claudia, Sergei and I went and played a very bad game of pool before going outside and snagging a table with a beach umbrell...

Today I went and did a camel ride on the beach at sunset. I had ridden camels before in both Spain and Tunisia and I knew it wasn't too comfortable but I was hoping this one would be different somehow since its an hour ride on the beach. I arrived early to take a look around Cable beach and it is beautiful. White sands and turquoise blue waters. I went over to the camel company and got to have my picture taken with one of the friendly camels before we got under ...

The first few days in Broome went by pretty much with nothing of note except that it was thunder storming for the entire time! The first day that I managed to get out and do something was when I went to the Malcolm Douglas wildlife park just on the outskirts of Broome. It's only open for about 3 hours every day but visitors can get up close to the Crocs there and watch them being fed. Never seen so many in such a small space! I even got to hold a small 'Salty' ...