Courtesy of the caravan park, we thoroughly enjoyed 2hrs of live covers music (Eagles; Beatles; Monkees; CCR; The Church etc) last night.
Kununurra Lake
Based right on the lake, we are well positioned to view wildlife morning, afternoon and night
BBQ Pontoon
Hired a BBQ pontoon for the afternoon to cruise, swim, cook lunch & relax on Lake Argyle
Lake Argyle
Nice to see fresh water vista and less red dust/dirt… Lake Argyle is Western Australia’s largest and Australia’s second largest freshwater man-made reservoir by volume.
Infinity Pool (it was cold)
Caravan park swimming pool
“Adventure” of a different kind
A reminder of the dangers of travelling in the outback. Our neighbour, Nadja, at the Bungle Bungles caravan park was bitten by a snake while inside the family’s van. Fortunately she received the help she needed and thanks to Jennifer, caravan staff, Halls Creek Medical Centre & R.F.D.S. (flight from Halls Creek to Broome hospital). Nadja has made a full recovery.
Purnululu (The Bungle Bungles)
One of the bucket list items ticked off… & it did not disappoint. Stunning landscapes. Photos & video can’t do justice to such dramatic scenery.
The 1st video is a slideshow followed by a short movie
Halls Creek
An amazing event… while stopping for fuel, Jennifer thought she recognised a girl. Turned out when the girl came out of the shop it was Maisie from Pacific Hills and with her was Melanie. These two young ladies were ex students Jennifer had taught. A God moment indeed!
Mimbi Caves & Campground (100% Indigenous owned and operated)
Overnight stopover followed by an 2.5hr 8am cave tour located 90km east of Fitzroy Crossing. Another good example for not staying in a “caravan park” even without power and water. Beautiful sunset.. the golden hour. The light for photography was the best. Another enriching & enlightening travel experience. Just loving W.A.!!
Campfire (Mimbi)
Andy (not his real name) was our tour guide for the following day. Jennifer provided her guitar and he played, sang told stories and made jokes for over 2 hours around the communal campfire. What an absolute treat. Andy was the consummate performer.
Cave tour
Geikie Gorge
The cultural boat tour we took was guided by a Bunuba Aboriginal person. Danggu Geikie Gorge was carved by the Fitzroy River through part of an ancient limestone barrier reef which snakes across the west Kimberley. It was laid down in an ancient sea that covered a large part of the Kimberley in Devonian times, some 350 million years ago.
Fitzroy Crossing
2 night stopover between Derby & Bungle Bungles
