Monday 3rd December 2018 - Before we left Ceduna we visited the Aboriginal Art Gallery where we wandered around admiring the local paintings, tables & chairs and a large turtle shell depicting various stories of bush life. We then set off for Smoky Bay making a brief stop at this small costal town known for its recreational fishing of the jetty. As we continued on driving through the Eyre Peninsula, in Southern Australia we decided to camp on Perlubie Beach...

29th November 2018 - We left Lucky Bay a place that we really loved and went back to Esperancefor a night to prepare for our trip across the Nullarbor. Friday 30th November 2018 - We drove north from Esperance to Norseman passing through The Great Western Woodlands that is the largest untouched woodland of eucalypts and Gimlet trees left in the world. This woodland is almost the same size as England. We had a short stop along the Heritage Trail where the Dund...

Sunday 17th June 2018 - We decided to stay in Coober Pedy the Opal Capital of the world for a few days to relax and prepare for the next stage of our trip. It's been an intersesing experience seeing the underground houses, church and opal mines. Phil also visited the towns Golf Club; to say the least is different. The greens are made from the dirt mixed with used engine oil and raked flat.

Friday 15th June 2018 - With an early start we drove to William Creek thinking that we would arrive around 10:00am. However, due to the worsened road conditons our speed limit was dramatically reduced so our actual arrival time was 11:00am. From here we took an hours flight over Lake Eyre that was an amazing spectacle of natural beauty. Lake Eyre is also the location where Malcolm Campbell broke the land speed record. After leaving William Creek we had our firs...

Thursday 14th June 2018 - Marree is where we started our trip along the Oodnadatta Track. Around the campfire the night before we heard that the place to stop was Coward Springs. Not far from Marree we stopped at Alberrie Creek to view numberous sculptures made from scrap metal - an interesting collection including two planes upended and welded together. Next stop, Lake Eyre South lookout a view across the salt plains as far as you can see. A lake without water ...