I suddenly remembered the other day that there were some photos from Myroodah that I had missed putting up.  One of the days that I was having a rest/sleep, Bun took the camera when he went out to the yards to pick up the boss.  He was busy watching the mustering!

There was a fair bit of smoke around this night.

We went out to Luiluigui where the old homestead has been abandoned.

Check out the size of this boab!!

As we walked down the main (only) street in Halls Creek we spotted this sign, needless to say we didn't buy any meat LOL

We had a couple of free camps along the way to the Bungles, one of them at Larrawa Nature Stay.  The owner there said that we were welcome to come back any time for some work, as she said it's really hard to get people who are happy to be out in the middle of nowhere.

We stayed three nights at the free roadside stop near the turnoff for the Bungles.  We took two days to do some walks and the helicopter tour as it was pretty warm and I didn't want to wear out haha.

Kate will be happy to see that Bun still likes to 'fly' down hills :)

This was taken in Echidna Chasm!

Bun looking like something out of Raiders of the Lost Ark?

And Cathedral Gorge!

On our second day in, we picked up a French backpacker.  He had left his 2wd at the rest stop and was going to walk in!  I think he was really pleased to get a ride when he saw what the road was really like, the maps don't give you a clue LOL

We ended up decided that the long hours of cooking at Myroodah were going to be worth it and we took a 45minute helicopter flight.....it was AWESOME!!  You just can't the full scale of it from the ground.

Probably way too many photos on here but this is only a fraction of what I took haha

We are now in Kununurra and after doing the whole cleaning, washing and shopping thing today, we are going to head off tomorrow to Wyndham and then on to Mitchell Falls.  We are leaving the van and motorbike here at the caravan park and going to use the rooftop camper.  We have sent out some emails about jobs and we will see what happens after we get back here.  It's about 36 degrees each day but thankfully the nights are really mild, I know people at home probably don't want to hear about weather LOL

Enough for now

Cheers

Anne