June 12: Day 38: Today Mum and Dad decided to go to two Gorges today, Adcock and Galvan Gorge. Adcock was further away but Mum wanted to go from what she thought was worst to best. Well the road to Adcock was certainly the worst. There were rocks scratching the bottom of our car, little water crossings and big sideways dips. The Gorge had only a 200 metre walk in and there was a waterfall that we were able to swim in and partially climb it. The water was a bit f...

June 11: Day 37: This morning we had to wake up early so that we could drive back to the campground we couldn’t stay at because it was full, but we didn’t go back to camp, we went back to canoe. We arrived to the Mornington Office and that was where we got our life jackets and paddles. Then we had to drive for another hour to the Gorge we were canoeing at, Dimond Gorge. It was a 2 kilometre return paddle. As we were going through the Gorge we could see a mou...

June 10: Day 36: This morning I woke up to what sounded like a battle of the birds, it sounded like crows and galahs that were just flying over our heads screeching like they had broken a bone. Today we did a walk through the Manning Gorge, and it took us 1 and a half hours to get to the waterfall. It was a track that just went up and down and was really rocky as well. But our tiring walk was definitely worth it because the waterfall was so, so pretty and also l...

June 9: Day 35: Today we were driving from Silent Grove to Mornington Wilderness Camp, well we were supposed to but when we radioed in we found out they had no campgrounds left. So we drove further down the road to another wilderness camp, but when we arrived at the front gate of the camp we found that it had been locked up because it was closed for all of the wet. That meant that our next option was to go on for another 60 kilometres. We got there, setup and le...