Day 64 - Perth to Bunbury (172kms/2 hrs) We left Perth at 10am and were very happy to be on the road again. We weren’t staying at a very good caravan park (they had a few issues with some of the perms) and we always got lost every time we drove in and out of the city (our Navman couldn’t cope with the freeways!). On our drive we saw 2 alpacas being transported sitting down in the back of a special made trailer. Josh thought it was the best thing ever. We ...

Day 63 - Fremantle & Perth We went to Bunnings and swapped our gas bottle then did some shopping at Aldi. The it was time to drive to Fremantle. First we did a little detour past Bibra Lake and saw some swans then continued to Fremantle. Our first stop was the Round House for the 1pm canon firing but we missed it by 2 mins! So instead once everyone left we had a look at the canon and then went inside the Old Round House which was the first jail from 1831 t...

13/9 Day 62 - Perth Today we are spending the day in Perth CBD. We drove into the city and parked then walked to The Perth Mint. We looked at the shops which included coins, jewellery and other souvenirs. We were lucky to see some more beautiful pink diamonds from argyle diamond mine. Apparently the mine will be closing next year as they aren’t finding enough diamonds. Now I wish we had done the tour whilst we were in Kununurra. We held a gold bullion worth a...

Day 61 - The Tuarts Reserve to Perth (232kms) We left Tuarts Reserve for the short drive to The Pinnacles. We parked the car and caravan and then followed the walking loop through The Pinnacles. We went to the visitor information then continued on our way to Perth. We arrived at Queens Grove Caravan Park around 1pm. We got set-up, then had lunch and the kids played in the sand pit. We then decided to drive to Kings Park. Unfortunately Rog got a bit excited driv...

Day 60 - Oakabella Homestead to The Tuarts Reserve (266km) We left Oakabella Homestead at 8:30am for the short drive to Geraldton. We parked the caravan and walked around the port until it was time for the Geraldton Fisherman’s Co-Op Lobster Tour. We did this tour 6 years ago and found it so informative and couldn’t wait to go again. It didn’t disappoint and the processes are always changing so lots of new things. As we arrived they were packing a truck ...