Day 74 - Lucky Bay, Cape Le Grand Rog & I were up at 5am so we could see the beautiful sunrise. The sky was pink, blue, yellow and orange. It was so pretty and we were glad we were up to watch it. We walked up the rocks of the western headland at Lucky Bay and admired the view. It was very pretty with all the colours of the water. We then drove to Hellfire Bay which is another beautiful beach and probably our favourite. The kids spent the day swimming, re...

Day 73 - Albany to Esperance (Cape Le Grand, Lucky Bay) 466km We were on the road by 7am ready for a big driving day again. The scenery of green fields of wheat and other grains and bright yellow canola is just so beautiful. We saw the usual animals including an emu today. We stopped in Esperance to fill up the car and do a quick shop at woolies. We ended up having lunch in the caravan parking area as we were all starving and it was lunchtime! We then continu...

Day 72 - Denmark to Albany We went for a morning walk to Ocean Beach and then played a family game of putt putt golf. We then packed up and left Denmark around 10am for our drive to Albany. First stop was The Gap and Natural Bridge. Both very amazing with boardwalks and a platform over the Gap so you could really see the waves pounding into the cliff. We then drove to Goode Beach and it was stunning (just like Hyams Beach) with white sand and crystal clear a...

Day 71 - Peaceful Bay to Denmark Today marks 10 weeks on the road and we’ve nearly driven 15,000 kms! We left Peaceful Bay around 8:30am and as we were driving towards Denmark we saw a field of deer. They were very cute and I would of loved a photo but there wasn’t anywhere to pull over. We arrived at Big4 Denmark Ocean Beach Holiday Park around 9:30am. As we got set-up the kids went and played on the jumping pillow and playground. They also went to look ...

Day 70 - Peaceful Bay / Walpole Area It was another rainy morning so we didn’t rush out the door. Once the sky cleared we went for a walk along the beach and Josh did some fishing (but only caught seaweed!). We then drove to the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk. It’s a walkway that climbs to a height of 40 metres through the towering karri and red tingle forest. The red tingle trees can reach a height of 70 metres and are only found in Walpole and Nornal...