Greetings from Broome It has not taken too long to fall in love with this place again especially as we are in a awesome spot in the best motor camp in town. The Cable Beach Motorcamp is just huge with over 500 sites with most having tall shady trees and although it has nice sealed roads with concrete gutters and well numbered you can find yourself temporarily lost if you go for a walk around at night. Many caravaners stay for weeks or months and they have reall...

Hello readers After dropping off the van for a service in Karratha they gave us a commodore for a courtesy car which made a nice change from driving that big van about town. A drive out to Dampier brought back great memories from last year and then a cruise around Karratha's lookouts and outer areas filled in the rest of the morning nicely. At 6 pm we joined our friends and family that we met last year at their place for a BBQ which turned out to be a really enj...

Just a photo to let those who don't know what a road train looks like. Imagine seeing that appear in your rear vision mirror and know he wants to pass you and they don't like you to slow down or they loose their speed or momentum so you can not pull off the tar seal on those sometimes not so wide roads where the red dirt edges are soft. Some times all you can see in the rear view mirror is the grill of a huge Kenworth truck, it's no time for day dreaming ! Steph ...

After leaving Robe River we came across this ute in the middle of nowhere that had a spot of bother. It was just over the brow of a hill so it was just a quick stop for a photo and away again. A few k/m's further down the road Steph did you look to see if there was anybody slumped over in the front seat, I hadn't even looked!!! How bad was that! We just assumed it happened in the night and that all had been taken care of. It doesn't bear thinking about but as we...

Morning all We left Coral Bay under a sky that promised rain but after a few hours cruising North were in sunshine again that has stayed with us. It was good to be cruising again crossing those never ending plains where you can see for about 30 k/m in any direction and then across low hilly terrain with magnificent rock formation. After a enjoyable 430k/m taking 6 hours we pulled in to the roadside bush camp of Robe River along with 20 odd others for the night....