It rained early this morning and only started to clear up once we were packing up. So this meant we were packing up the camper wet so it would need drying out before it stayed this way for the next two weeks. So hopefully there is sunshine on the way so it has a chance to dry out. We headed straight through Perth to Nathan & Lacey's house on the southside. It was strange driving through the heart of Perth having 5 lanes at one point and cars everywhere. It's ...

This morning we headed to The Pinnacles and had the option of driving a 4km track around them or doing a 1.5km loop walk. We chose the walk as we would have had to disconnect the camper to drive around and thought it would be better to get up close to them by walking. In hindsight though, it would have been better to drive around as it was quite a large area and we could have seen a lot more and stopped when we wanted to. The Pinnacles were interesting and are mo...

We went to the H.M.A.S Sydney Memorial in Geraldton which had a lot of symbolism in the design and was explained well throughout. In Greenough there are lots of trees leaning over in the fields due to the frequent strong wings they get. We set up camp at Jurien Bay Recreation Reserve. It was a great place. Good size campsites and good lookouts at the top of the hill.

We stayed out most of the day to avoid all the flies as well as there was plenty to fill our day with sightseeing. We started looking at the Grandstand, Shellhouse, Island Rock, Natural Bridge, Eagle Gorge, Pot Alley. They are all similar giving views over the cliffs but they all look amazing and have a uniqueness about them. Lunch was in the park and we were enjoying the nice weather knowing Perth is having some miserable weather lately. We then went to Blu...

Zach had a good time with some other boys playing with the goats in the shearing shed. We then went to Kalbarri National Park where we saw a goanna and a really interesting beetle walking across the road that looked like it had some intense armour. We did the short walk to Nature's Window which was only 1km return on a cemented path. There were great views over the winding river and lots of wildflowers. Nature's Window is pretty spectacular as are the views...