Hi
all
Arrived
in Exmouth and was surprised it was not as big as we thought it was,
booked into Big4 caravan park 3 nights and had a good look round and
did a sunset whale watching cruise for our wedding anniversary which
was lovely.
We
then went down to free camp in Cape Range National Park, and stay 4
nights in Mesa Camp for $6.60pn and visited all the other camps and
bays down to Yardie Creek
We drove
down the highway heading for Carnarvon and stopped in at Coral Bay to have a look but it
looked so good we stayed a week and it was great, under the boat ramp there lives a
groper call Merve he estimated to be around 350 to 400kg and about 7
foot log (see picture)
Continued
down to Carnarvon ( I thought it was larger than it is) we had a look
at the Blow Holes and HMAS Sydney memorial and the mile long jetty which was not that good and they charge $5 for the privilege. There was not much else to see or do in Carnarvon, we had a drive around
the farms to look for good fruit and veg but but they charge more at
farm gate than the supermarkets and only take cash we only got some bananas, which were very small ones.
After
a night camp at Gladstone lookout, we went into Denham (Shark Bay)
and spent a week relaxing and fishing having a drink or two.
Then
we headed for Perth so Lee could have some more tests, we are now
camped in Perth until we get some results and we will resume the Blog
when we hit the road again.
Cape Range and Ningaloo
Info on the Oyster Stacks
Lee at the one of the info spots down around the Cape Range
More info on Snorkelling around Oyster Stacks
Beach at Coral Bay
Fishing on the beach at Coral Bay, they are big fish
Big Merv at boat ramp Coral Bay
Mile long Jetty Carnarvon
Blow Holes Carnarvon
