Hi travel followers. After almost another week (the days just seem to disappear) we thought it was time to post the latest travel blog on what we have been up to and where we have been. Picking up from where we left off in Broome, we spent a couple of more days there heading down to the point to view the Dinosaur foot prints (at very low tide) on the rocks. I must say it is extraordinary that they have survived the ravages of the sea. The following day we did a whale watching and sunset cruise and what an excellent day it was as we have never done one before. Large amounts of whales including a mother whale teaching her calf how to "breach". What a demonstration it was. The calf just kept breaching time ... read more

Hi travel followers. There is no surprise, we have moved on from Kununurra and have now arrived and set up camp at Derby, but not before one or two overnight stops at the Bungle Bungles, Halls Creek, Mary River and Fitzroy Crossing. I must say we are glad we took the Bungle Bungles flight first as they are even more spectacular when you see them up close and personal. Places like the Dome walk, the Cathedral, the lookout and Echidna Chasm all have excellent walks and are unbelievable. If there is a supreme creator, he had a good day the day he created the Bungle Bungles. In the Kimberly they have a saying, when god created the earth, he took all the left over rocks and put them in the Kimberly. I would have to say ... read more

Hi travel followers. After Kakadu, we moved on and spent a few days at Katherine so we could take in the Hot Springs again and of course Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk) Although we have been through Katherine Gorge before quite a few years ago, it is always good to refresh the memory on just how great it actually is. What a fantastic place to visit and just take in the grandeur of the Gorge itself. I must also say the local indigenous guide we had was also excellent and really knew his stuff and also knew how to make it extremely interesting. We have now moved on to Lake Argyle and Kununurra via Victoria River and Timber Creek stops, BUT I will leave those photos and associated info for the next travel blog when completed. Hope you ... read more

Hi travel followers. After almost a 2 week break in Howard Springs/Darwin just chilling out and enjoying the 22C nights and 32C days plus grass in the van park, we thought it was time to catch up on our blogs and let everyone know we are still alive and what we have been up to etc. After Mataranka (the last blog) we headed for Darwin as I needed to get the Cruiser serviced and give it some new tyres etc. Along the way however we stopped off for a day or two at places like Adelaide River (the little Van Park behind the Pub is excellent) and Edith Falls (national park) which was another beautiful spot where we ran across our first "snake" on the walk up to the "top pool" and falls. (see photo) At ... read more

Hi travel followers. Just a quick update on our latest destination. After leaving Alice Springs (and leaving the cold behind) we headed for Tennant Creek with an overnight stop off at Wycliffe Well & the Devils Marbles. Just another great spot to visit. Wycliffe Well is know as the UFO Capitol of Australia which is a great marketing ploy by the owners of the Roadhouse and a bit of fun for travellers. The van park was excellent and as part of the deal for staying there (only $25/night) the restaurant offers two for one meals which were also excellent. After a quick overnight stay in Tennant Creek (definitely would not recommend staying in this town and seeing all the shop windows are caged and barred etc. you will know why) we are now heading for Mataranka ... read more