Today we left our remote beachside campsite at Barn Hill Station and drove south to Port Hedland. We packed up wraps and fruit for easy breakfast and lunch on the road and left the hot and humid Kimberly weather after one last refreshing shower. We spent the day in the car, watching brown Hawks soar overhead looking for prey, the odd cattle by the roadside (and one hairy moment with a cow standing in my lane) and the ever changing scenery - the greens and golds ...

Today is WA day. We woke up to find lots of local families camping around us had already left - but by lunchtime we were once again surrounded by campers, although this time by grey nomads in caravans. Today was a dedicated TV binging day - and a day to get lots of loads of washing done (given our machine only holds 2.5kg at a time) while we have power. We are now mid way through series 2 of Breaking Bad and thoroughly enjoying it. Mid afternoon we headed to B...

Barn Hill Station has a Sunday morning market we went to have a look at the trinkets for sale. Then Gadi took his kayak out this morning on the beach and I relaxed outside (while it was still relatively cool) under the awning. I started watching a movie and Gadi came back when I was half way through. Made a tuna salad for lunch and and we chilled out in the hottest part of the day watching Breaking Bad and drinking home made iced coffee. Went back to the beach a...

This park is filling up fast and it seems like every last piece of earth is occupied by a caravan, camper trailer or tent. We have a large group of young couples/kids right next to us so the noise went on til late last night and started early this morning - very lucky we have a powered site and had the aircon on all night, drowning out most of the noise. Spent the day relaxing as once here at Barn Hill Station you are too far away from anywhere, which means ever...

Left our campsite in Broome to begin the south bound part of our journey. We refueled at the Roebuck Roadhouse and continued on to our campsite for the next four nights, at Barn Hill Station, Roebuck, on the beach. Barn Hill Is part of the vast 430,000 hectare station known as Thangoo Station. They operate a caravan park as part of the farming industry that includes 8,000 head of Brahman cattle. Just as we were turning off the highway to the road leading to Bar...