After a beautiful drive from Carnarvon we arrived at the famous Coral Bay. Larry was keen to soak up a bit of sun after the ordinary weather we have been copping prior to now. We were also keen to dip our feet in the water and soak up the rays! After a quick pie at the bakery and a look at the beach we had the wheels in motion bound for Exmouth… After pulling in and setting Judy up it was time to find something for dinner. Tara was keen for a Chicken Kiev-Tr...

Not knowing a great deal about Carnarvon we were presently surprised and delighted by the masses of fresh fruit and veggies at all of the road side stalls. Unlike Melbourne fresh 'fruit and veg' is hard to come by in WA. After a very friendly welcome at reception, followed by help backing into our site at the caravan park it was off to stock up from the local growers in the area. Cheap produce and the best bananas we have ever had! From eggplant to lettuce, or...

We HAD to visit the famous Monkey Mia whilst in Denham. We were told to be at the beach by 7.30am as the dolphins could come in anytime between then and 12pm 'if they were up for it!' You would never guess- the dolphins came in right on time…7.45am! It felt a bit planned and not natural but the rangers assured us they would only come in if they wanted too. But let's face it…a free feed… anyone (or animal) wouldn't refuse it. We watched two of the three f...

Well where do we start… everyone said Denham was beautiful. To be honest, at first, we didn't think it was all it was cracked up to be. That being said, we went out to explore and check out this world heritage area. We knew there was a National Park close by-Francois Peron… but Tristan and Larry were a bit apprehensive after the sand drive down south. In true Tara style- she had faith! As a group, we opted to give it a go- after all we didn't buy Larry to ...

Whilst in Cervantes we got talking to a guy who was telling us about the Principality of Hutt River and the fact that it was its own Sovereign State. We knew nothing at all about it and it just so happened it was only 25 km's from Port Gregory where we were staying. As we drove down the dirt roads through the endless wheat farms we were greeted by a big set of gates. We didn't know what to expect, some fruit loop who was obsessed with the idea of being a king ...