As our front wheels entered the Northern Territory it was 11.50am our back wheels were still in WA and it was 10.20am, so we had lost 1.5hours. The first 10 or 20kms you dont feel like you have left WA at all the scenery is still the same but then all of a sudden you know you are in the NT. The bush becomes plain and the traditional burning of the land gives it a sad look. The smoke and acrid smell is everywhere, the P Pull offs just a diversion of the road an...

Well we arrive at our final WA destination before heading into the NT. The much awaited Lake Argyle it is 35 kms from Kununurra and about 30kms to the border into the NT. The road in is very winding and narrow but the final beauty of WA end result is the Lake Argyle and once in the CVP we see the beauty of it when we board the Sunset Cruise boat to see the massive span of water and its landscape that it holds. We set off in a bus and then head to the boat depa...

Thursday 29th May and we are heading off onto the Gibb River road, our destination is Home Valley Station. The first 30 kims is now bitumenised and an easy ride, the next 33kms is gravel road but graded really well and we comfortable sit on 80-90kms, lucky us. Home Valley Station or HV8 ( this is their branding and the 8 is actually 2 s's for Station), when we arrive our room is not ready actually not available and we are pleasantly thrilled to be upgraded to o...

Well we finally arrive in Kununurra and set ourselves up at the Kimberleyland Caravan Park. My back is still giving me lots of grief so we search for a physio for me to visit the next day, being Monday, my computer is also giving me grief and I am having major issue with it so looks like it will also need to have some medical attention. Monday we head off to find the physio who has fortunately had a cancellation Yah but is going on 5 weeks holiday starting tomo...

After experiencing the Bungles the drive to Parry Creek Tourist Park was just sensational. Arriving at the park again we had the luxury of picking our own spot so the shady trees became our home for the next 3 nights. The park is well set out and is huge, beautiful gardens, boab trees and a creek running behind it, it has a tree top walk way which leads over the creek and to several cabins on stilts, good because the crocs have been known to visit! The bird li...