Day 44 Monday 21st August . Once again we've doubled up! So two versions of the same LONG day! . First NHD- . Grace got out of the wrong side of the bed! This somewhat sets the scene for the rest of our day!! . Had a very brief drive round Fitzroy Crossing. Not a lot going on here! Found the school where Jo Sparrow worked for years. And the drug/ alcohol/ mental health rehabilitation unit. JD wasn't sure which we needed most! . A brief look at Gieke G...

Day 43 Sunday 20th Aug NOT MUCH TO REPORT . Kunanurra to Fitzroy Crossing 650kms! . On the road Again! . 7 hours drive. . 37 degrees . Road Trains! . Lunch stop in Halls Creek. We spent less than an hour here refuelling and having lunch. Quick visit to the visitors centre and read of the Canning Stock route information board which both of our Dads (Pete & Richard) did together a few years back. I think we spent more time than the average travele...

Day 42 Saturday 19th JD- Aviair flight over the Bungle Bungles. One of the restrictions of traveling in a Motorhome is that we cannot travel on roads that are at least well groomed gravel. Corrigations are a definite no no, especially now after I fitted an extra leaf spring to the rear suspension (in order to help carry 3/4 of the contents of our house ) Driving the van over corrigations is like driving a car with hexagonal wheels whilst repeatingly hitting yo...

Day 41 Friday 18th Olivia- Warm start to to the day about 28 degrees we head to Emma Gorge, 1.6 kilometres walking along the river bed is really fun. Sometimes we had to climb up big rocks on our hands and feet. We get to the first swimming hole, it is very refreshing (FREEZING). Then we go up to the actual Emma Gorge that was cold but there was a small spring sort of thing that was so hot :) We also saw a snake swimming, it was tiny, but Mum made us get out o...

Day 40 Thursday 17th . We didn't get up to much in the morning, reading, drawing, relaxing enjoying our tented oasis by Emma Creek. . Sara (kiwi) from El Questro 4WD tours picked us up at 11 am and we headed off in a big bus, with a French family of four, to check out some of the One million acres that make up El Questro. The name was registered in 1957 but El Questro doesn't seem to have any particular significance that we can work out. . The bloke who b...