After a month away from home, our summer holiday had come to an end. We had such a great time exploring new places, pushing our camper to new limits, fishing new spots and loving this lucky country. Esperance has always welcomed us and we know we will be back. The beaches, bays and coves still…
Crystal clear waters and squeaky white sand. Cape Le Grand National Park on the south coast of WA is, quite simply, stunning. The Cape was named in 1792 by Admiral D’Entrecasteaux in honour of Le Grand, an officer on one of the ships in his French expedition. Le Grand’s ship was called L’Esperance. After a…
The hills are steep but the puddles not deep… yet. We had a great time away at Dwellingup in mid-May. Arranged to meet a few MySwag people who we hadn’t met before so it was logistically a bit hard in a big open campground when the weather forecast is magic. But we found a great…
Despite windy weather and the pre-Easter campers, we managed to secure a great camp spot by the beach, away from the main recreational camping area. It’s a sandy, boggy 4wd track to get there which fortunately keeps out the day-trippers, SUVs and most tourists. We spent much of our four-day weekend getting to know the…
Talc Alf (in Lyndhurst) He’s crazy, been living in a tin humpy for over 30 years and has possibly spent too much time in the sun or by himself…! He has some bizarre ideas about the origins of language, how we should be teaching children in school about language and whether or not the world…
The stone stomper arrived today and under the watchful eye of The Supervisor, was easily installed. Very happy with how it went together and confident it will achieve the desired outcome of protecting the back window of the car and front of the camper.
First thoughts: guard It has been an interesting couple of weeks. We hunted around the various caravan shops and repair places to find someone to build us a stone guard for the front of the camper. We want to protect the front of the camper from wild and woolly rocks that have the potential to…
