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Your back again
We loved Tumby Bay as well. Did you see the quaint little octagonal building on the foreshore - it was fully muraled. We checked out the Croquet Greens as well. Thought you would approve. Glad lights are fully operational once again. How's the COLD temps? When do you intend to arrive in Perth. Which park are you heading for. The one close to Judith has a great rep. Lynley's friends or relies were managing it at one stage but have moved on now. It's a Discovery Park I think. Keep on keeping on. Rob & Barbara. Ps. Still loving the Oakleys blogs as well .

Streaky Bay
When you get over to the west coast, do visit Streaky Bay. Fond memories.

Port Pirie
Is that really my sister ? never thought I would hear you say you were enjoying a beach sojourn. Maybe there's hope for you yet... My scene. We found Port Pirie to be an interesting place when we visited it with you, but have never stopped in for a tourist stop as we were always on our way too and from WA. I also remember your praise of the Indian Food. The photos of the Caravan Park & view towards the Finders certainly show the amount of rain that has fallen in the area, the colour of the grass is living proof. Hope you were able to find a Cheap Store for your floor rug purchases. they are falling like flies around QLD. The one on Bribie has survived so far but has a name change, it is now Crazy Clarks. Eyre & Nullabor blogs greatly anticipated......when you have signal that is. Hope the windscreen repairs were sucessful. You should start seeing a carpet of wildflower ground covers peeping thru this trip while making the crossing, also the right time to spend a few hours with the whales that you wanted to re-visit. Miss Princess looks very pleased with herself in the warm sunshine, half her luck, we still haven't seen the sun, over a week now. cheers Rob & Barbara

Back on track
Great! Another interesting blog to read. Keep up the good work. Enjoy the next part of your trip. The Lotto jackpotted so no new van and I didn't win my choice of travel gear (mobile home or 4 wheel drive and caravan in the deaf lotto). Back to hope & longing and buying tickets.

Thank you.
Thank you Chris and Graham for such a lovely compliment the same must go to you both as well for been such good customers. When we started business we have always treated our customers the way we like to be treated. We are both so pleased of the outcome as you said we are doing this on our own all we want is happy customers so thank you again. Enjoy your next leg of your travels we are going to go buy our Boerewors & Mrs Balls chutney as you two made us more hungry so we are going to have a BBQ ( Braai in Afrikaans ) this weekend. Regards Delores & Rudi (Desert Sky )

what a shame
Sorry to hear about more troubles for your travels. Stories and photos still great to read. Look forward to catching up with you when you hit the west.

Looks like you are having a great time, finally got around to reading your blogs, I wasn't that impressed with Kununurra, not what I expected. Safe travels

Just in case you might like to know ...
...the botanical name for Katherine Heather is Calytrix exstipulata Even if you don't want to know, I had fun finding out :) Thank you for letting me share your journey. I am enjoying it so much and your photos from today's blog are just beautiful. I do hope the little wallaby got some apples. Keep enjoying every moment Carol

What can i say Chris photos are just great and well done with all the walks and climbing over this and that, makes me want to up and take off one day.

Wow!! Great photos, enjoy