We woke early again this morning and were driving out the park by 8.20am. We stopped at the servo for some bread and ran into some people from the rally, Geoff and Cynthia, in their R Series. They would easily be in their 70’s and travel everywhere with their pet galah ‘Dodge’. We headed off and our first stop was Balladonia to look at the wreckage of the NASA satellite, Skylab, which had crashed in the area in 1979. Kelley had seen a piece of the wreck on ...

We were up early this morning courtesy of William. We had brekkie and while we packed up, William has developed a habit of playing in the car by himself; which makes the packing up a lot easier. We stopped in and said a quick hello/goodbye to Ferg and were on our way to the Gold Mine Museum. We got there at 9.30am, but it didn’t open until 10am. We had morning tea in the car park, before the gardener let us into the grounds to sit on a park bench and wait. We ...

William treated us to a sleep in this morning until 7am. We were up having brekkie while Jean & Steven went across the road to see how David was. We are glad to report that he was given the approval to leave, but under instruction to increase his water intake. They took off ahead of us again so we doubt we will see them until we get home. Kelley drive this morning and we aimed for our first stop to be Coolgardie. We briefly stopped to chat with the Barnes’ ...

We thought that since today was our last day in Perth, we would try to have a sleep in. William had other ideas. We were woken up by him at 6am; we tried to keep him amused so we could keep sleeping, but we only managed to get another hour in bed. We were up having brekkie and packing up site. We definitely didn’t want to leave. The Barnes’ were all ready to go by 8am but since we didn’t think we’d be travelling home together as they need to be back early...

We were up early again this morning as we had to be at the car park by 8am. It was cold again last night, but Will managed to keep his blankets on this time! We met the others at the car park, and not long after were on our way to a car museum. Neil was very excited as he had been told the museum was full of GT’s. We headed out west and were heading up the mountains. We arrived at Bailup Farm just after 9am. The owner, Tony, gave us a brief run down and we were...