Category Archives: 2008

This may be the last blog before we set off, heading North. The MM are anxious to get going, although they will miss the spectacular views of the coast, south of Kalbarri. Trust them to get the best vantage position! … Continue reading →

We had a lot of work to today. We are packing up on Sunday, so there was washing to do, a drain to be cleared and stocking up on meat and vegies. The MM protested about all the boring stuff … Continue reading →

The Kalbarri National Park surrounds the entire town of Kalbarri, and today we took our lunch and headed south along the coast road. The first point of interest was Red Bluff, a popular beach with the locals and tourists. The … Continue reading →

School holidays have caused an influx of people into Kalbarri, but it hasn’t changed our pace at all. Today we walked a couple of kms to a Seafood Shack for lunch. We paid $31, for fish and chips, served in … Continue reading →

Another very interesting day in Kalbarri National Park, this time visiting Nature’s Window. The drive in to each gorge is approx. 30kms, but well worth the time on the sandy, corrugated road. Natures Window, (2nd photo), as you can see … Continue reading →

Rain and cooler temperatures were forecast for today, so we used this time to charge my IPod, charge the computer, check emails, watch a DVD on using Squigeys for bait, then rode our bikes into town to have lunch at … Continue reading →

Last night we had a beef fillet, roasted on our great little fire – no show without punch though, as the MMs insisted on lifting the lid! They are becoming a little bit bossy, to say the least. This morning … Continue reading →

I am testing out a few things Cam has told me about the site and how to compose and publish it, especially the photos. We have some more photos of the Magnet Men, so I’ll practice with them, plus, maybe … Continue reading →

Yesterday, we drove into the National Park to ‘the Z Bend’ of the gorge. A short, but downhill and steps on the way, took us to the lookout, with a fantastic view of the gorge. The photos don’t do it … Continue reading →