As we pulled out of Ceduna- Nullarbor bound, Larry was in desperate need for a drink for the journey ahead...(he finally got his thirst quenched after Tara's poor service station navigation skills!) We finally started our Nullarbor journey. A strange feeling for the both of us as we had always dreamed of driving the Nullarbor. It quickly set in that this dream was in fact a reality. The constant flow of traffic especially road trains were all deserving of a wav...

After a relatively short drive... A mere 300km, we arrived in Ceduna- the gateway to the Nullarbor. We had a record set up at the foreshore tourist park as we wanted to check out the Ceduna Aboriginal Arts and Cultural Centre (as it was closed on the weekend!) The centre had quite an array of Aboriginal art and at affordable prices. After much deliberation, we finally decided on a piece that we both loved that will one day be hung in our home... (No offence Jud...

Elliston... a recommendation from Bev our Coffin Bay neighbour (who by the way- loved a chat and at the most inconvenient of times!) When we drove into Elliston, we weren't quite sure what to expect. We were pleasantly and enthusiastically greeted by the Park Manager at the Waterloo Foreshore who informed us of all the sites that Elliston had to offer....We weren't disappointed. From the sculpture clifftop drive, to the scenic clifftop walk (a nice 10km) to the...

We didn't quite know what to expect when we arrived in the sleepy little town of Coffin Bay. It's a very quaint village, nestled on the outskirts of the Coffin Bay National Park. All we knew about the place was that Jedd lived there, (Farmer wants a wife). Oh and yes we thought we saw him on the first night, but then Tara had a grand plan of stalking his Oyster Shed out the back of town. There he was... gave us a wave and we were off. Pretty sure we weren't the ...

It rained when we arrived...and rained for our one night stay (with a break for a beautiful sunset)...at least we had a chance to catch up on our blogs and diaries. Thanks Whyalla!