We had been told, we had seen photos, we had heard people talking… but nothing would prepare us for Lake Argyle… and the infinity pool. The most relaxing place in the middle of nowhere, nothing but a lake that feeds the Ord River Irrigation scheme. But its sheer size is just amazing. After speaking to a lot of people, we decided we needed to do the cruise on the lake to get a better understanding of just how massive it is. After getting picked up by 'Ki...

As we reached Kununurra we knew our time in WA was nearing the end. Our accommodation was not what we had expected. Set on Lake Kununurra we had an absolutely fantastic view of the lake with mountain ranges behind. After a quick set-up of Judy we went down for sunset and a drink. The lady at reception said it was like Jurassic park with all the animal life. Between the local freshwater crocodile, the Egret fishing and the massive Jabiru just resting on the bank...

After spending our last night in Broome and our first night back in Judy after 2 weeks in a cabin, it was time to hit the road to start making our way to Darwin. It was a bit sad knowing that in just a few days we would be leaving the beautiful WA in search of new territory to discover… No pun intended! After hitting the Great Northern for the 3rd, or was it the 4th time...who knows, we had again passed through Fitzroy Crossing. We had seen an aboriginal artwor...

The long anticipated arrival of Tara's parents was finally happening. After packing Judy up and gathering everything we needed, or should we say everything we thought we needed (we pretty much took everything), we put the old girl into storage for the two weeks. She tried to make us feel guilty but we were air conditioned bound so that soon subsided. After checking into the cabin and setting everything up it was off to the airport-which wasn't very far…Rig...

After breezing through El Questro we realised that our Gibb River Road adventure had come to an end but not without Tristan managing to get a photo hugging our best mate Larry. A job well done with no complaints. Arriving in Wyndham (WA's highest town) we didn't really know what to expect. A small quaint town which probably had a lot going for it in its hay day. A large working port, abattoir and exports, all of which had a now ceased to exist…it was more...