Newman to Peace Gorge near Meekatharra

Camped at Peace Gorge
Port Hedland to Newman

Newman is essentially a mining town, built in 1966 & population of about 6,000 . Lots of ore trucks on the road, mainly quads ( 4 trailers) & tripples. The country & rocks are all very red.
Port Hedland

Port Hedland

We caught up with Pip and Courtney which was great. Had a tour of the RFDS base as that is where they both work. We checked out the beaches ⛱️ but still no swimming but saw lots of big turtles.Read more
Trip to Port Hedland

The country is looking good & well covered. Saw a van & car roll over but thankfully no one was hurt. Passed the huge pile of salt of the salt mine, had a look around the RFDS Base & caught up withRead more
80 mile beach

We drove down to the 80 mile Beach ⛱️. The tidal variation is about 6 metres, but it is very flat, and at low tide, the water 💧 is at least 500 metres from the shore. At high tide we watchedRead more
Broome

After a false start and the tour to the horizontal falls was cancelled due to fog, we had a relaxing day at cable Beach ⛱️ and the market 😎
Broome

About the caravan park and at Willie Creek pearl farm. We saw Nigel the resident salty. Pearl farming is similar to farming sheep 🐑 and cattle. A random oyster was selected to harvest & a $4000Read more
Derby

The tides in Derby are enormous, only about 7 metre differential now but up to 12 with the right moon. Boab trees are spectacular and ants mounds everywhere. Sunsets over here are spectacular asRead more
Kununurra to Ellendale Road Stop

We saw more cattle along the road. Countryside varies enormously. But we still think this country is where rocks were invented!
Springvale station

We stopped overnight and caught up with Alex. We watched them drafting cattle, including scrub bulls. The station is about 1,500,000 acres and is managed by about 15 employees using motorbikes,Read more
Kununurra

Photos of a rock shop of local stone that has been polished etc. Jeff would have loved it. Lunch on the road again.
Kununurra to Springvale Station

Started travelling south, heading towards Halls Creek, stopping at Springvale to visit friends.
Hydro power Lake Argyle

Lake Argyle is 70 km long, 45km wide & 500km around its perimeter. The dam wall is 335m long, 335m wide at its base & 99m high. It is made from clay, sand & stone. It holds 22,000 gigalitres of water,Read more
Durack homestead on Lake Argyle

Lake Argyle

We visited the Argyle station historic homestead that was shifted when the dam was built to form Lake Argyle. It was owned by the Durack family.
It turns out, the couple working at the homesteadRead more
Cathedral gorge

Bungle Bungle ranges

An amazing flight to the Bungle Bungles today, seeing the Ord River irrigation scheme and Lake Argyle and over various ranges finally landing at the Bungle Bungle world heritage area. They providedRead more
Timber Creek to Lake Argyle

Lake Argyle, Kununurra and Wyndham

We travelled through very rocky range country to Lake Argyle. Spectacular scenery. Today the 12th we went to Kununurra and on to Wyndham. Both days, we have been seeing Boab trees and still antsRead more
Good morning from 40 ks west of Timber C

Darwin to Timber Creek

Darwin, Katherine, and Timber Creek.

Left Darwin on the 9th, stayed the night in Katherine, and went on to Timber Creek today. More very interesting country seeing less ant mounds and more Boab trees.
Darwin

A day in Litchfield NP

We travelled to Wangi Falls first, which were spectacular. We had a bbq lunch then on Buley Rock holes.