We had contacted the tyre company in Broome and finally our spare tyre had arrived from Perth, so it was time to get on the road once again. Sad to leave such a lovely place as Langi Crossing but we certainly needed the tyre.We arrived in Broome by lunchtime, we parked at the port, had lunch before going on a walk down the wharf. It was great seeing the ocean again, the pristine aquamarine colour waters was stunning. So many people were fishing off the pier with ...

We pulled out of Langi Crossing to head back into Derby as we had booked our trip to the Horizontal Falls and were getting picked up at 2.15pm. We were told we could leave the bus at the King Sound Resort, in a locked secure area while we were on the trip and for no charge. It's amazing to get something for nothing these days.So we were packed and ready to experience a trip of a lifetime.We were picked up at 2.15pm and after picking up other excited traveller...

After leaving the Boab Tree Gravel pit, we went past another free camp that was on private property with camping around their dam. We saw a 4x4 and caravan pulling out of the free camp and we both commented on how nice the site looked. Up the road we were overtaken by the 4x4 and caravan. After about 20km's down the road we saw dust and Alan thought we were coming up to roadworks. We arrived where the dust had been to discover the 4x4 and caravan had rolled s...

After leaving Wyndham we saw about seven aeroplanes arrive at the Wyndham Airport and we had seen two cruise ships had pulled into the Wyndham wharf. The passengers were picked up and taken out to the airport for flights over the Bungle Bungles, so we found a spot at the end of the runway to watch them all take off.Eighteen kilometres from Turkey Creek, we had a massive BANG. So a quick pullover to discover an inside rear tyre had blown out. One of us, Alan did t...

We left our beautiful free camp just out of Lake Argyle Village early, as we were up so early due to adjusting to the time change.Our first stop was the visitors information centre, as we knew there was going to be so much to see and do and we needed guidance. Armed with different tour information we took off to see the sights. We went to The Sandalwood Factory and learnt about the biggest crop grown around Kununurra. We went past fields of chia in flower, it was...