We were up early and planned to fuel up at Carnarvon. The landscape was pleasant enough and as we got closer to Carnarvon we had lots and lots of banana plantations to look at too. Geraldton was our next major town and another fuel up. From here we stopped in at Dongara to collect a few supplies with the intention of spend our last two days at Sandy Cape. As we pulled up at the rear of the IGA we heard a bang. Glenn had driven up over a low kerb slowly bring t...

As it was, we didn't wake up until our normal time as I think we were feeling a little sad as our holiday was slowly coming to an end. We hooked up and popped in to see our fellow travellers for one more last goodbye. The plan was to stop in Exmouth do a dump drop, topup with water and head towards Coral Bay. We finished up at Exmouth about 8.50am and arrived for a cuppa at Coral Bay about 10.30am. It's a very busy little place, two caravan parks and lots of vans...

Friday 26th, today was going to be a long drive to Exmouth so we left around 8am again. We stopped at Nanutarra so that Roger could splash and dash, he only put $50 in as the price $1.99lt. I had my usual cuppa while the boys had an iced coffee and Chris had an ice cream. I bought a "Moro" as a pick me up, I have had a bit of a cold for the last two days and chocolate is always good for medicinal purposes, so I have been told anyway!! About 20minutes from the ...

Thursday 25th July, We left around 8am and headed towards Roebourne with a cuppa in mind. We past the Roebourne Prison (its huge) and headed out to Cossack an old pearling town long since abandon after a cyclone in 1907. Some of the builds have been restored by BHP and are now heritage listed. The old court house looks fantastic and the court room is still set up. There was a tearoom operating out of the old customs building selling scones and homemade pies. Gle...

We arrived in Port Hedland about 11am and parked down near the wharf. There were numerous ships in various stages of loading. We watched as 3 tugs arrived back from escorting a ship out through the channel before heading to the Visitors Centre so that Glenn could get another hat pin. His hat is getting heavier and heavier! As it was close to lunchtime we found a great little café that was originally a BHP train carriage. One half of the carriage was the kitchen...