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Published: June 27th 2012
June 6th 2012
June 6th 2012
Tunnel Creek & Windjana Gorge 6th June 2012 Leaving Fitzroy Crossing this morning was the start of what we hoped would be an experience that we will unlikely never forget, to travel the Kimberley region along iconic roads that followed famous old stock routes and visit some of, arguably, the most scenic isolated places in Australia. Firstly we had to travel back 43klm towards Derb... Read Full Entry
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Hi, we are Mike and Trish and about to start the next phase of our lives. Over thirty years ago we travelled from London to Kathmandu which instilled in us a love of travel. We live in Australia and since our initial adventure have done the "family thing". During this period we have maintained our travel bug by regular trips OS but mostly by 4WDing and camping trips throughout this great country. Now it is time to do the big lap, "The Wrong Way Around." We have sold up in Kyneton, Victoria and put into storage what we wish to keep to furnish our next 'base' and the plan is to travel for at lea... full info
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Fairfield Leopold Downs Road
Lillimooloora Station
Fairfield Leopold Downs Road
Lillimooloora Station
Windjana Gorge
Tthe start of the gorge walk
Windjana Gorge
Wild Barramundi just teasing us....
Windjana Gorge
part of the walk beneath the cliffs
Windjana Gorge
a few of the friends we made along the way
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Date: 30th June 2012
Gidday 'Jimmy'
I am glad you enjoyed the drive up the road from your lounge chair with a wee dram of single malt in your hand. How does one survive without the odd watering hole you may well ask. I suggect you google Engel or Waeco fridges to gain an understanding of how we keep the amber fluid cold for a refreshing drink at happy hour at the then of each hard day. It seems you are enjoying this trip as much as we are! last time we did such a big trip we did it together, ahh the memories, great times my friend.
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Gidday 'Jimmy'
I am glad you enjoyed the drive up the road from your lounge chair with a wee dram of single malt in your hand. How does one survive without the odd watering hole you may well ask. I suggect you google Engel or Waeco fridges to gain an understanding of how we keep the amber fluid cold for a refreshing drink at happy hour at the then of each hard day. It seems you are enjoying this trip as much as we are! last time we did such a big trip we did it together, ahh the memories, great times my friend.
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Looks Hot
Just been for a drive along Fairfield Leopold Downs Road, courtesy of Google Earth. Not much tarmac and looks hot, not too many water holes (pubs). How does one survive? Keep up the good work I am enjoying the blog. Brian
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