Well after nearly 3 years in this huge state we are heading east again. Feel like we still have a lot to see here in WA but it will have to wait. We leave Mundaring tomorrow heading for Tumby Bay ( SA ) Then on to housesits in Melbourne (brrr) for May, Mildura for June and July, Brisbane for August/Sept., Nambour for October. We will then go home, Bathurst, for Xmas b4 first sit of next year in Canberra in January. It's a busy life but keeps us quiet most of the time. Happy travels!
_wombat_ said
11:30 PM Apr 13, 2012
have a safe trip guys, dont forget if you are in need of medical assistance crossing the nulla you can go into those aboriginal settlements and they most have a clinic for your help, hope you don't need it but its always good to know about as most people take notice of the notice keep out, for mediacl reasons you don't have to, just go in and ask for help, they are all run by the government, well that could be a good thing or a bad thing
Cruising Granny said
12:53 AM Apr 14, 2012
Safe travels. House sitting takes you far and wide. Enjoy Tumby, and if you're passing through Adelaide call in for a cuppa. I'm on most of the beaten tracks into Adelaide from the west, north and east.
Gerty Dancer said
02:15 AM Apr 14, 2012
Have a great trip Tezza... will see you next Jan!
neilnruth said
03:39 AM Apr 14, 2012
Wow! You're covering some ground there! Travel safely.
scotia59 said
09:51 PM Apr 16, 2012
was good to meet you both, safe and happy travelling.
Well after nearly 3 years in this huge state we are heading east again. Feel like we still have a lot to see here in WA but it will have to wait. We leave Mundaring tomorrow heading for Tumby Bay ( SA ) Then on to housesits in Melbourne (brrr) for May, Mildura for June and July, Brisbane for August/Sept., Nambour for October. We will then go home, Bathurst, for Xmas b4 first sit of next year in Canberra in January. It's a busy life but keeps us quiet most of the time. Happy travels!
have a safe trip guys, dont forget if you are in need of medical assistance crossing the nulla you can go into those aboriginal settlements and they most have a clinic for your help, hope you don't need it but its always good to know about as most people take notice of the notice keep out, for mediacl reasons you don't have to, just go in and ask for help, they are all run by the government, well that could be a good thing or a bad thing