After roughly a silent, (I somehow resisted the temptation to mock her for her previous nights activity with the older gentlemen) four hour journey to Freemantle, I left Rebecca and the campervan which had been my home for the past two weeks or so. I can't say I was sad when I left, infact quite the opposite, when she was out of view there might have even been a fist pump. It felt good to not have any shackles on anymore and be able to go my own way. I decided th...

It was the second to last day of the road trip. The next day we would head to Freemantle and then I would be a free man, separated from the campervan and the German which had a hold on me for the past two weeks and nearly caused a meltdown. First though was a trip to a Margaret River. The place was surrounded by wineries. They were all over the place. So I suggest that if you like your wine you should head there. We went to one, a meadery that focussed on put...

Surprisingly for the first time on the trip we got a bit lost, it was nothing drastic but we ended up taking a much longer route to Augusta from Pemberton than we anticipated. When we got there we headed straight to Cape Leeuwin which is where the Indian Ocean meets the Southern Ocean. It is also apparently the most South West Point in Australia you can go. After that we headed into the city which was like a ghost town, I'm not sure if it was because it was sligh...

Pemberton was only a short drive away, but on the way we saw many kangaroo's, escaped cattle and other wildlife. When we got to the caravan park it was getting late so I enlightened German Rebecca with Wallace and Gromit for the first time and also watched Lethal Weapon 1. The next morning after waking up to around 30-40 insect bites we headed to the Bicentennial Tree which you could climb, first to a 30m platform half-way, then to a 68m platform at the top. I m...

Denmark was only 50km away from Albany, so when we drove past Cosy Corner a campsite recommended to Rebecca by Sue and Tine we decided to stay there for the night. We were just getting our s*** together when Tina and her fella a scouser called Mike entered the site. They had got work on an asparagus farm and were staying around the area. To my surprise Mike was a really nice guy. I normally haven't got time for scousers due to my footballing allegiances but he wa...