As we continue our trip through the Kimberley we pass through the town of Halls Creek which was holding it's annual rodeo so the town was a buzz, the poor tiny bakery seemed to be struggling ... no pies and it was only 11am! We had always planned on a free camp or farm stay out of town as we had a tour booked the next morning closer to Fitzroy Crossing. We settled on Lawarra station a working cattle station that allowed campers to pull up for $20, there was even...

We knew before we set off that traveling with a 2 year old would not allow us to do and see all there is to see. The option of seeing the Bungle Bungle range by land which involved a 2 hour 4WD tour each way into the national park as well as the hikes once we were in was going to be too much for Zoe. In light of that, we couldn't come all this way and not see past the caravan park, so Thomas, Ben and I took an hour flight in a 6-seater Cessna plane that took us...

Leaving the spectacular Northern Territory left us all feeling alittle low .... we had seen so much and had such a good time surely it can't get any better???? It took us 2 days from Kakadu to Kununnurra, stopping at Katherine (again) and a small town called Timber Creek where low and behold they had a barrista who worked a proper coffee machine!!! Kununnurra is a town not far over the NT/WA border and is on the outer border of the region known as the 'Kimberle...

Some had said to us Kaka-don't but with no expectations we were keeping our minds open. It didn't take long before the land and experience drew us in and held us close and became Kaka-DO!! What a magical place and we were already in discussion as to coming back in the wet season! We stayed 3 nights within the National park, 2 at Jabiru and the last night at Cooinda for the yellow water cruise. Not a long drive from Darwin we slowly made our way towards our pla...

It became clear very early that a day trip into Litchfield National park south of Darwin would only scratch the surface.  We started the day early and our first stop was to look at the Magnetic termite mounds at the enterance to the park.  Standing tall at around 2m, they are perfectly orientated north-south to ensure that they are temperature controlled and have least exposure to the hot sun. Mother nature certainly knows what she is doing!  We also get to st...