Karumba We drove from Burketown to Karumba. On the way we stopped at Leichhardt falls. It was like desert all around, it was a gorge surrounded by sandy hills, and it was hot and dry. In the gorge was a waterfall that was not flowing. We were running around on the sand dunes and we almost lost our thongs in the mini avalanche that came down the dune after us. After that we drove on to Normanton. We stopped and got our photo taken with Krys, the big fake cro...

We left Lawn Hill and headed towards Burketown. The road had half tar and half dirt it was very very bumpy. When we got to Burketown we drove around then had lunch at a nice park where we had lunch and a play at the park. After that went out to the river where we camped. We drove along the bank for a while to pick a camp. When we picked a camp we set up and had a rest and had tea then played a game and went to bed, we got eaten by Sandflys. Over the next few da...

Today we left lovely Hells Gate and headed towards Lawn Hill. On the way we stopped at Doomadgee, an aboriginal town, for fuel and we went to the bakery and got morning tea and bread. We also got lost and drove past a house with a cow laying at the door of a unit and saw 4 or 5 horses roaming the streets. On the way we drove through Lawn Hill Station. We saw hundreds of cattle, huge eagles and we also saw a flock of emus so we stopped and they came within 20 me...

Today we drove from Lorella Springs and drove to King Ash Bay. On the way we stopped at Borroloola, an aboriginal town, to shop, get fule and go to the post office. Then we arrived at King Ash Bay it was stinking hot. We set up and fished off the bank in the croc infested water but we only caught cat fish. The next day we went out to the edge of the gulf called Bing Bong where we fished off the boat ramp, Lachie caught a trevally. When we got back to camp we we...

Today we drove to Lorella springs. On the way there we stopped at the southern lost city. The southern lost city is a rock formation that makes the tall rocks look like a city of tall buildings. It is 1500 million years old. Lorella springs is a huge station, it has lots of hot and cold springs and water holes. When we arrived at Lorella springs we got went and set up and then we back over to reception and saw an emu, male and female peacocks, a bird, chook...