Monday 21st December – Monday 28th December An early rise of 5am and a stressful time waiting for the late taxi to take us to the airport, we made it though and were of flying down to Perth. We definitely decided that it was the right thing to do given the circumstances (and in a few days it would show to be deffo worth it when a cyclone swept through broom right were we would have been staying). Anyways we arrive in Perth and Melissa kindly met and picked us ...

Friday 18th - Sunday 20th December On Friday morning first stop was the crocodile infested Adelaide River where we joined a cruise looking for the jumping variety. We weren't long from the jetty and we found our first lady with the meat over the side she didn't disappoint leaping high out off the water in an attempt to grab the meat. Along the way we fed 3 more crocs, about 50m in front off the boat one off the 6m males popped up and then disappeared was fricken...

So on Wednesday 16th December we finally left Alice Springs to continue north. We passed some pretty interesting places along the way, the first being a little town called Wycliffe Wells which is Australia’s equivalent off area 51 in the US and A. Apparently lots of little green men are seen each year and the walls in the dinner are a kind of tribute to that. Next was the Devils Marbles a collection off huge roundish rocks in funny formations, the local aborigi...

So we woke and with no success on getting the guys at travels autobarn we filled the car and headed for ‘The Alice’ the craziest town in the outback. There were so many aborigines around not doing very much except talking in small groups. We had a look around the Todd Mall in a few off the shops getting a coffee and crossing the Dry Todd River (flows about 2/3 days a year) on the way to the Royal Flying Doctor Service centre. We took the short tour, video and...

On leaving Coober Pedy after our short stay we again pointed the car north this time heading for the number one monument / landmark / place of significant interest in Australia ULURU (Ayers Rock for the uneducated). We passed numerous lizards along the roads watching you drive buy with interest and the sun was shinning the temperature approaching 40’c. We arrived mid-afternoon to the little town called Yuluru which is basically a small resort just for the touri...