A goodnight kiss for Trevor. Jamie Dad has opened that yummy gold leaf schnapps you bought him 4-5 years ago!

The HMAS Sydney memorial, a fitting tribute to the soldiers.

Geraldton

Looking over the city from the HMAS Sydney memorial.

The two Trevor's and Ray make sure all is ok.

The Sydneysiders pose on the big tractor.

Harvesting is about to begin, the boys checked out the header.

FLYS!

The girls all went mountain climbing!

Geraldton

We stayed at Trev's brother and his wife's farm south of Northampton. Some friends we met at Longreach QLD also stayed with us.

Kalbarrri

The wildflowers from Kalbarri south to Geraldton

Hamlin Pool

A picnic shelter at the Telegraph Station at Hamlin Pool, the sign above reads Dawesville 6210 - We must be getting close to home.

Shell Beach (Shark

Carmel looking hot on the beach, she needs a swim Trev!

A mother dugong and her calf.

Monkey Mia

Feeding the dolphins

Trev supervising the sail going up, he was actually supposed to be helping!

Monkay Mia

Carmel posing on the catamaran, onthe dolphin, dugong, turtle and pearl farming tour out from Monkey Mia.

Monkey Mia

Trev relaxing after a coffee, just before we went out dolphin spotting, dugong watching, turtle seeking and pearl farming, all in a days work!

Shark's Bay

Trev fishing with all of his friends.

Gladstone from the lookout

If you enlarge this photo, just above the horizon on the left is what looks like a F111 plane? Its not in the photo taken a few seconds before, it is a bit of a mystery?

Gladstone Campground

Leaving gladstone camp ground, yes it was as lovely as this road! Not one of Trev's better ideas.

Carnarvon Jetty

The mile long jetty at Carnarvon, was used to load wool and livestock and also to bring in supplies.

Carnarvon

Trev and Heinz measure their poles!

Wurri Station

Almost sun set time, but the cloud got in the way.

Coral Bay

Under the water is a huge groper,compare him to the length of the canoe near the jetty.

Coral Bay

This is the view from our neighbours camp spot in Coral Bay, front row, hows that? for a great view.

Warroora Station

Our beach camp at Wurri station - just the most perfect spot, except it was a bit windy.

Coral Bay

The boat ramp at Coral Bay, a very beautiful place, the colour of the water is amazing.

A beautiful lizard some in the great outdoors.

Stuart Pea Flowers, they were everywhere around Karatha, Dampier and the surrounding areas.

Can you guess how many birds in this tree

Port Hedland

A ship being loaded at Port Hedland

Port Hedland

A ship coming into Port Hedland to be loaded with iron ore

80 mile beach

Low low tide at 80 Mile Beach

80 Mile Beach

A ghost crab at night on the beach.

Same fish - at the scales it weighed in at just over 8kgs.

80 Mile beach

My giant threadfin salmon -the challenge is on.

Going through the falls , I'm not scared, with my eyes closed!

Lunch on the boat, fresh barra and salad, it was delicous.

Then we were off to go through the falls.

Horizontal Falls

The view coming into land - on the water at the falls. We flew from Broome up Cape Leveque across to Talbot Bay

Broome

You can't go to Broome and not take a few photos of the camel rides at sunset.

Broome

Going out to tea in Broome with friends.

Broome

The Sun Princess pulls away silently from the wharf and slowly disappears into the night. Oh those lucky people!

Broome

Cable Beach - Back here in Broome still can't resist another sunset photo.