Cable Beach Sunset

You can't beat a Western Australian Sunset over the ocean, it's a magical time of the day and so special that we could share the experience with family. We are absolutely loving Grumps & NannaLäs mer
Cable Beach

The sun was shining as we headed out for an afternoon on Cable Beach. Olivia had a ball playing in the sand with her spade and bucket making sandcastles.
Broome Wanderings

There's so much to see in Broome, from galleries, to abacus in the main street to smoothies for lunch.
Riddell Beach Swimming

After a hot visit to the lighthouse, we decided to find a secluded beach close by for a walk and dip.
Gantheaume Point

It was a hot morning, but being so calm we decided to head to the point to check out the lighthouse. What a cracker of a day to see this beautiful slice of the country!
Nanny & Grumps Arrive!

We have been counting down the days until Nanny & Grumps arrived in Broome! We surprised them by greeting them on their arrival off the plane - Oli couldn't contain her excitement! Now every plane sheLäs mer
Broome i

No visit to a town is complete without a visit to the 'i' for a photo, brochure and a sticker.
Singing Lessons

Olivia loved sitting in the Cafe at Nanna & Grumps' Hotel singing songs together and dancing in the chair 🎶
Willie Creek Pearl Farm

Fascinated about the pearling process, mum was excited to visit Willie Creek Pearl Farm, and given Olivia was free to tag along, it gave Dad the opportunity to have a few hours hours alone. Mum andLäs mer
James Price Point

Where the red cliffs meet the turquoise ocean. James Price Point was going to be our stay over, but instead we just visited to see this spectacular piece of the Australian Coastline.
Dinosaur Hunting 🦕

Not far from camp we went on the hunt for dinosaur footprints, and we found them and other prehistoric relics. How wonderful to spend some time exploring together ❤️
More beach time

Beach Days

It's been forever that we have enjoyed time at the beach, the salty air, cool breeze, sand beneath your toes and warm water. Oli and Mum spent a wonderful afternoon playing, cooling off and enjoyingLäs mer
Quondong Point Camping

We stumbled upon the most beautiful spot to park up Mabel. Views down the coast, turquoise blue water, sunsets, access to sandy beaches and some of the only trees for shade in the area! We were veryLäs mer
Back to the Red Dust

It didn't take long before we left the tar behind, aired down and hit the red dirt again. Today we are heading just a short distance north of Broome up on the Dampier Peninsula.
Roebuck Roadhouse

We had seen a LOT of cows out the windows, roaming along the road during our travels. Oli didn't know what to think when she stood next to a couple of life-size cows! That's certainly a fuel stop toLäs mer
Birdwood Downs

We arrived late morning at Birdwood Downs and quickly set up to get out and explore. This great station stay had peacocks and chickens roaming around the caravans, which Olivia loved!
Derby

Once set-up, we headed into Derby to do see a few tourist sights. Derby has some of the biggest tides in the southern hemisphere, which was amazing to view at the Derby Jetty. We visited the DerbyLäs mer
Tunnel Creek

Up there on Mums list of places to visit, but not so much on Dads. Tunnel Creek flows through a water-worn tunnel beneath the Napier Range. This area is part of a fossilised barrier reef from DevonianLäs mer
Lennard River Rest Stop

Another great free camp on the Gibb, it's a shame swimming wasn't on the cards today but with last wet seasons floods, the riverbanks were steep and washed out and not really accessible. Besides that,Läs mer
Gibb River Road - last of the dirt

Today marked our 2nd last day on the Gibb, but the last day of dirt, corrugations and wash outs. We are a little saddened as its been a sensational 2 weeks travelling the Kimberly region and tickingLäs mer
Silent Grove

It was a disappointing day, we decided to stay at Silent Grove Campground as we planned on visiting Bell Gorge in the afternoon. A bushfire just on the edge of the campfire changed our plans. WithoutLäs mer
Manning Gorge Campground

There are always chores at camp, today was to to clean the solar panels on Mabel. But big rewards come as well. After tackling Manning & Adcock Gorge today, Mum decided a treat was in order, with hotLäs mer
Adcock Gorge

Adcock Gorge, a little way from Mt Barnett Roadhouse is a beautiful (green) pool perfect for an afternoon cool off. With a 4x4 track in (mum got to drive this one) and only a short walk, it was one ofLäs mer
Manning Gorge Walk

We decided that Olivia would protest too much on this 5.4km return walk so it was decided that mum would go and Dad would do the washing 😅
A 5.30 wake up and 6 am start was needed as this is meantLäs mer