Finally I'm on Cable Beach, it's sunset, the camels are just about finished their day's work, cartin' touros up the long sunset strip of the endless sands of this magnificent beach.

Was a bit like ridin' on a boat, up an' down, up an' down, good job I'm used to it, ridin' in boats that is, not camels!

Lots of lovely cafés here, one right on the sand dunes another just back a tad, pretty specky place too; Cable Beach Club, you can get a cocktail there under an umbrella an' watch the glorious sunsets an' the camels returnin' from their day's work.

Backpackers galore, no probs gettin' a berth this time of year, hey, guess what, it's now rainin', yea, in Broome, an' it's warm rain, unbelievable but true! It's still not the end of the ' Wet Season ' here an' even a cyclone is not out of the question, hope not before I've left an' gone East, Bush, anywhere but ride out a cyclone, a camel is one thing but a cyclone? No thanx!

Tomorrow I'm goin' up the coast to Cape Leveque, about 200 kms. up a dirt road to see a lighthouse an' an Aboriginal Community or two, oh, Beagle Bay, where there is a pretty specky old white church built by the Palentine Monks I think, quite some time ago I believe?

Ok, that'll do for my first entry, hope ya all respond an' let me know how thingz are your end, ok?

Love an' kisses

mari