Sunday 26th August 2018 - Caravan in storage, overnight bag packed and we're driving on another red, sandy, partially sealed/unsealed corrugated road through WA's remote Dampier Peninsula on the way to the tip at Cape Leveque. After a 2hr drive we stopped at Beagle Bay, an Aboriginal community and home to the Beagle Bay Sacred Heart Church. The church with its stark white exterior was built in 1917 and decorated inside with Mother of Pear, cowrie, volute and o...

Tuesday 21st August 2018 - We left the peace & quiet of Birdwood station to set off for Cable Beach, Broome where we intend to base ourselves for a while. Our site at the camp is a lovely shady spot where you can hear the sea. Wednesday 22nd August 2018 - Today we have a few chores to do before driving down onto Cable Beach to watch the sunset and the camel tours wandering along the beach before dinner. Thursday 23rd August 2018 - A bit of a nothing day; so...

Friday 17th August 2018 - Firstly it should be noted that on our trip so far we have seen, walked & climbed many amazing Gorges and escarpments. But the Purnululu National Park - Bungle Bungle Ranges are really a unique and an incredible place that is like nowhere on earth that we have experienced. Without doubt it is a one off. Having said all of that what did we do today? After another lay-in & a hearty breakfast we spent a bit of time watching the bi...

Tuesday 14th August 2018 - Today we are making our way to the Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungle Ranges) where we will be staying for a couple of nights. Stopped at Warmun Art Gallery and spoke to an artist who was finishing off a painting. The paintings in this part are all mostly done using natural colours made from ground from Ochre mixed with dyes made from flowering plants and berries. Free camped overnight and packed a bag for the two nights in the ...

We arrived back in Kununurra where will be spending a few days. Sunday 12th August 2018 - So what did we do today? We drove to Wyndham, the most northerly town in Western Australia. It took longer than expected as there was 28kms of continuous roadworks within the 100km trip. What we did: The Port Township that as first established in 1885 and was also the place where the largest meat works in Australia was established in the 40's. The Gully Cemetery (1922-19...