All you can really say about the trip yesterday is WOW!! I am not going to go into facts and figures (27 x Sydney Harbour volume over 2000 square k held in by 1 dam wall )but this inland sea has to be seen to be believed!! The irony of it is that it hardly gets used, cruel when water is so scarce in most of the country, but its just so far away....

Just a few pictures from our campsite in Kununnura...

Yet another uncomfortable night even though I "acquired" a second swag thus doubling the distance between my body and the hard wet ground. Although the rain had now stopped and the sky was clear, reports were that both the Bungles Bungles road and the El Questro road were still closed to traffic. Many people had been caught inside the parks and ...

We went on a sunset dinner cruise which finished by feeding leftovers to local crocs! The next morning we went on a sunrise floatplane ride over the Bungle Bungles and landed on Lake Argyle for a close up view of the small islands. The star shaped bay was my favourite. We left WA around lunchtime.

The flight was awesome... you get picked up by minibus at 5.30am and taken to the airport (which it shares with our tour companies and the domestic terminal). You then get dropped off after the flight. Stu had to sit in the front with the pilot as his legs were too long.... there were only 6 seats on the plane - including the pilot! The flight p...

In the morning we were delighted with the sound of a coach bus parked right outside our room. Its engine running and a constant beeping noise signifying that the bus was probably in reverse gear, and the driver probably waiting for the passengers to finish breakfast and get on board. Claudia and I just had to ignore it. After about 20 minutes, t...