Well it was freezing, muddy, red, and luckily it didn't rain but we showered with a water token, ate 2 min noodles or ham and cheese toasted sandwiches (because you can't take tomatoes through the quarantine) and went to bed before 9, this is the experience we wanted to give the kids!

We have crossed the Nullabor again it was plenty of driving and it even rained. Finally we got to Norseman and it was over. Dad had to drive on boring straight roads for hours at a time. We played nintendo or watched our DVD. Mum slept and read her books. We had to stop for fuel and take a photo at the signpost because JP believes we will surprise them for the long weekend,however we are much too far away to get there, Sorry JP.

This one is for the Passmores - Mum, Dad, Paulo, Ad and Bubs. I think this was the view (minus the kids) we had from our camper all those years ago. Nothing has changed, and I mean NOTHING!

Oh! What a delightful place is Cocklebiddy-not! It has NOT changed one bit since the last time I travelled over 27 years ago. We thought staying in Caiguna on the way over was pretty bad but they only charged us $28 where the $40 plus $3.00 per shower for a PowerPoint in the bush seems like highway robbery, AND there us no Telstra service! We are stranded in the bush isolated from the world plus it looks like rain-aaaarrrrgggghhh.

Well not long to go before the end. To quote the man Rolf Harris "back to WA that's the only place for me". Ceduna is the last real town before the long stretch of the Nullabor. This is the main street of Ceduna on the coast.