by Dana | Apr 26, 2017 | Australian wildlife, Great Australian road tripping, kangaroo, kangaroo population, kangaroo recipes
Kangaroos, a mother and her joey near our camp at Deep Creek, South Australia.Kangaroos – what could be more quintessentially Australian that this unique marsupial native? And what could be more cool than watching them bound in the wild? When you see them,... by Dana | Apr 20, 2017 | El Questro Wilderness Park, must-do hikes and 4WD Western Australia, The Kimberleys Western Australia
Deep River Crossing lived up to its name! This is us crossing it to reach El Questro Gorge, on the first day this year it opened. Dicey! No way were we opening the window to get a shot. This was taken from inside, through our windshield.... by Dana | Apr 13, 2017 | Cable Beach Broome, camel rides in Broome Western Australia, What to do besides riding a camel in Broome, What to do in Broome
Camel trains on Cable Beach at sunset; quintessential Broome — at least for most tourists. Western Australia.These days, tourism is Broome’s economic lifeblood. The tourist season really picks up with the official start of the dry season, in... by Dana | Apr 9, 2017 | Australian wildlife, emus, Frenchman's Peak hike, Great Australian road tripping, Great Ocean Drive Western Australia, Lucky Bay Cape Le Grand National Park, what to do after Nullarbor crossing
Clear, calm wade-able turquoise waters of Cape Le Grand National Park’s Lucky Bay, about a 45 minute drivefrom Esperance, Western Australia. This area is as vibrant as the Nullarbor is almost monochromatic.While most of the Lucky Bay beach is a lovely,... by Dana | Apr 5, 2017 | Australian wildlife, emus crossing the road, Exmouth Western Australia Ningaloo Reef area, Great Australian road tripping, humor
Exmouth (Ningaloo Reef area) Western Australia; where traffic jams may be caused by emus.We were amused watching an emu stop traffic with its leisurely stroll across Exmouth’s main drag. Eventually, one of the car drivers got impatient and leaned on their horn. Cars...