Bayside Holiday Apartments Broome

... couscous, gnocchi and noodles. Of course, we did have the esky which could, in theory, be filled with perishables. However, Rhiannon has developed a deep and all-encompassing obsession with avocados and on the day in question, whichever god she prays to was smiling upon her - Woolies had them on offer. Consequently, the ice-box was reserved almost exclusively for the tonne and a half of avocados that we bought and just ...

... felt bad for walking on the reef and still pick up garbage on the beach. It seems all natural places are doomed to the expansion and greed of mankind. <br><br>Although the plans are in place and it may well be too late. I am sending an email to the West Australian Goverment to express my disgust with the project and would encourage anyone with the time and passion to do the same.

... wanting to plunge yourself into a freezer for brief respite. This not being an option, at around 11am every day we went for the next best thing: either a cruise around the frozen food section of the supermarket or a stint in the seductively air conditioned internet cafe.<br> The second predictable order of the day was McDonalds, and despite (fairly lame) attempts to resist, we succumbed to supersize meals virtually daily. In fact, sometimes we were even ...

... bit Port Douglas/Noosa/Byron Bay like but alas, not even close. Interestingly, all the places we have heard a lot about and looked forward to have been a bit of a disappointment and the ones we had no expectations of have thrilled us. <br><br> <br>We stayed at Roebuck Bay Caravan Park and although it is a tired and dusty old place the location was superb, set right on Town Beach. We have noticed that the West Australians are a lot ...

... beach &#8211; it was fabulous until it got a little warm.  There was a lovely breeze to start with and I just enjoyed being able to walk along the sand with the sound of the sea all around me.  I was out for nearly 2 hours and so enjoyed that walk.<br><br> 8 Sept 09<br><br>Steve and I have been having a bit of a rest from all the gallivanting and have got engrossed again in reading books.  Mary gave me two books in the trilogy written by Stieg Larsson &#8211; they are called ...

... want to leave. There's not really much to the place other than the beach, it mainly serves as a staging post for those looking to follow in the footsteps of the old stockmen in The Kimberley, as well as signalling the beginning (or the end) of the long haul drive along the West Coast. One set of footprints that get more attention than most in the town can be found at Gantheaume Point, located at the southern tip of ...

... his reply!<br><br>We set up in one of the three campsites in town and definitely the better of the bunch.<br><br>Next morning after an early night for all we off to see Geikie Gorge, just catching the boat on time, we were greatly informed by the guide, a local aboriginal man all the details about the gorge, he pointed out all the wild life and the crocodile spotting was definitely the favourite.<br><br>We ...

... to back your vehicle up to the sea, open the back, have a swim and a picnic, see the camel riders cruise up the beach and watch the sun set over the water &#8211; just magical, and where you will find just about everybody who owns a 4wd in town.<br><br>After doing the sunset thing a few times we decided to take the 4wd onto the beach for a few hours one morning for a change. The tide was coming in so we just kept moving the car up the beach a few ...

... cause its just too hot. We saw the kids going to school this morning at 7.30 and they finish at 2.30 cause its just too hot. <br><br>For the first time on the tour, John got pulled up by the police today - flashing lights and all for a random breath test - and to Johns suprise and delight, there was 3 police woman who came up to his window. He won them over of course (not that he needed too - he wasnt drunk!).<br><br>

... that night. The fish was good and the caravan park was excellent. A total of about 25 sites, nice &amp; shady &amp; right next to the beach. From the beach we looked back to Cape Lambert &amp; Wickham, the other port facility that the Rio Tinto Rail goes to from Tom Price. That seemed to be even bigger &amp; busier than Dampier. The three of us all loved Point Samson, &amp; decided that we could live there if we were working for the Company. The hurricane shutters were a bit of a ...