Denmark is a bustling little town located on the south coast of WA where the Denmark River enters the Southern ocean. There are many tourist attractions in the area, and we passed by many such as the Maze, Dinosaur museum, Meadery and wineries. However we did explore some of the others. The Toffee Factory… Read More Denmark – Part 1
We checked ourselves into a caravan park in Albany as we needed to give the battery a boost following some overcast weather. Our first day was just running some errands and checking out the shops in town. We treated ourselves to lunch out and had a great chicken tandoori pizza while watching the world go… Read More Albany
Just next to Hopetoun is the Fitzgerald River National Park. This is the largest National Park in Western Australia and contains a large percentage of the states flora, although it wasn’t the season for wildflowers during our visit, even in our ignorance we could see the larger variety of plant than we’d noticed at other… Read More Fitzgerald River National Park
From Kalgoorlie we had about a four hour drive south to Esperance. Not far out of town we got stuck behind a slow four-carriage road train and Emma was fretting about having to overtake such a long vehicle. Fortunately it turned a different direction at the roundabout giving us a free run south bound. At… Read More Esperance
After our first night on the road we awoke early and packed up the tent and head off. Fueling ourselves (a very nice coffee from the Gawler Street Café in Mount Barker) and our car (Diesel at $1.41/L) we wended our way down the Fleurieu Peninsula towards Cape Jervis. The clouds hung low in the… Read More Kangaroo Island: Part 1
Hit The Toad 