Day 58 - Galena Bridge South Rest Area to Murchison House Station (138kms) We left the rest area at 7:30am and as we were driving we saw 2 emus running in a paddock and they looked like they were running late for something - it was so funny watching them. We arrived at Kalbarri National Park around 8:30am. We had to unhitch the caravan and then we continued to Nature’s Window (which is a wind eroded opening in the layered sandstone that frames a view of the r...

We had a sleep in this morning then had brekkie and went and watched the pelican feeding again. There were 2 pelicans today and they came right up on the grassed area to be fed. I don't think our kids liked it as much today as they didn't get a turn at feeding the pelicans only the volunteer did today. We then went to Chinaman's Beach Wharf where Roger fished while the kids and I played in the sand. Then we drove to Blue Holes beach (where the waves were huge...

I was up at 6am this morning to get the dirty clothes washed and hung out on the line before anyone woke up. Rog then cooked bacon & eggs for brekkie and we wandered over (in the cold and windy weather) to see the Pelicans getting fed at 8:45am. There used to be about 15 pelicans everyday but after the floods the old pelicans left and new ones have arrived and now they are lucky to get any pelicans to the daily feeding. We were lucky enough to have 2 female p...

178 kms / 3 1/4 hrs Oakabella - Northhampton - Port Gregory - Kalbarri We woke up around 6am and got ready and left around 7:30. We drove through a small part of Northhampton (which is the 2nd oldest town in WA after Perth) then stopped at Port Gregory. It's only a small fishing village but it has a pink lake (due to its colour created by the naturally occurring beta carotene), which was really cool. I think there should be some more pink lakes out there. We al...