We weren't too sure about the Pine Grove Caravan Park at first... Considering it was smack bang in the middle of an industrial area and had negative reviews on WikiCamps but it's all we could get into as it was the Anzac Day long weekend and we hadn't booked anything. (whoops!) Turns out, it was a really nice park for a fraction of the price of others. After we set-up and got settled in, we went for a drive into the main town area and were greeted by a little po...

Kalgoorlie.... we didn't know what to expect, but we knew we were looking forward to catching up with Brendan, Shelley and little Caiden. As we pulled into Boulder we were greeted by what looked to be a prison... we later found out it was undergoing renovations to transform it into a max security. (We were both intrigued by prisons after watching 'Orange is the New Black!!') A minute or so later we were greeted by three smiling faces, we were just so excited to...

Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday dear Tara, Happy Birthday to you! Happy 29th Birthday Tara!!! As we pulled out of Cocklebiddy we (well Tristan) were (was) pleasently suprised by a pair of Wedgetail eagles perched in an old dead tree. Seeing the two perched together within metres of the road was an absolute specticle. Even Tara was pretty impressed by their beauty and shear size.As Larry pounded the asphalt and the Km's, we both wonder...

As we rose from a well deserved rest, it was time to explore... Cocklebiddy was only 2.5 hours away so we had a bit of time up our sleeves. The park in Eucla overlooked the Nullarbor Plain and in front was a long dirt track down to the old telegraph station. The ruins of the station was half burried in dunes that would one day bury the whole sight. As we took some pictures of the historic sight, we said hello to a couple walking back twoards us, they mentioned t...

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...