Day 19: Can you see that? That is the Milky Way in all it's splendor! God's glory revealed! The stars are absolutely brilliant here at the Bungle Bungles. It was sad to leave Kununurra, but we must continue on. After 250kms, we left the van at the turnoff to the Purnululu NP...no caravans on this road in! And after 53 kms, 1.5hrs and several awesome creek crossings later...we made it. We are on an awesome site, right on the river (dry), with two tents and our b...

Day 18: Every town has a lookout, and Kununurra is no exception. So we head for the hill, and spy a look over this great little town. Craig and I are very impressed with Kununurra and try to imagine ourselves living and working up here...who knows. We are definitely impressed! We check out the Zebra Rock Gallery, hidden amongst the mango farms, which is a type of rock only found and mined here in the Kimberley. Back at Kimberleyland, we have a quick swim and t...

Day 17: We have decided to stay in Kununurra for another two nights. We are looking forward to just relaxing and enjoying this lovely town. We decide to have a run up to Wyndham and check this old port town out. Wow! We have gone back in time. We check out the amazing Five Rivers Lookout, where five rivers converge and empty into the Timor Sea. What an amazing amount of water! An incredible sight. But that's it. Not much else. We drive back to Kununurra via Par...

Day 16: We start our Kimberley adventure with a visit to Lake Argyle (formerly known as the Ord River dam). There is only one place to access the lake itself without booking a tour...so we unhitch and take a drive down to the water. We also realise that we have changed time zones, and have lost an hour and a half, so instead of being 10.00, it is 8.30! Fact: Lake Argyle has 21 times the volume of water of Sydney Harbour. We have a swim, which is basically at...