Monthly Archives: September 2010

Last night was very windy & this morning the wind has dropped right off thankfully.  One lone bird started singing when it was still pitch black & slowly woke the other birds by daybreak. Thanks to that bird we had … Continue reading →

A lone bird trilling with the first hint of dawn, followed later by a squabbling mob of corellas woke us from our slumber, the first rays of sunlight were filtering through the trees as we stepped out to start breakfast.  … Continue reading →

We watched the sunrise filter through the trees at the Dales Campground & cooked breakfast before most other people were up.  Sue had a magnet & the rocks around our campers could be picked up by it, there is that … Continue reading →

Awake at first light & watched the sun as it started to glow red through the trees from the bed window in the Karavan, it was very pretty this morning, but we had a cold night & at 8.30 am … Continue reading →

We went for an early morning walk before breakfast just on sunrise around the beachfront & river entrance at Cooke Point, fortunately the tide was out & all of the seashells were exposed for us to browse.  The wave patterns … Continue reading →

Broome is starting to empty of the grey nomads that spend winter there.  Caravans were already leaving as we were having breakfast & packing.  The caravan park has got some lovely trees & gardens, everything seems to grow well in … Continue reading →

Waking with the glorious bird calls but not getting out until sunrise, unanimously we  decided to give Cape Leveque a miss (approximately 180 km of rough dirt road).  We are still recovering from the atrocious rough roads we experienced last … Continue reading →

Bacon & eggs on the BBQ to start another day in paradise.  This morning we awoke to a sea mist, the Broome township was covered in fog that had drifted in from the sea.  Apparently it’s common this time of … Continue reading →