I stayed in the little town of Orroroo, which is in the southern Flinders Ranges. It is a very neat and tidy town, with many old stone cottages kept in good repair by the local residents.
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I am currently sitting in the camper at Port Rickard on the west coast of the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia.
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I spent a couple of relaxing days in Alice Springs, which is a town I like, despite the social problems that it faces. Stocking up on food and fuel, I headed out…
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Still following Binns Track, I had now been driving on rough dirt roads for many days. This makes it pretty tiring, as the quality of the dirt can change in an instant…
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Heading down Binns Track, the drive does follow the smooth bitumen of the Stuart Highway for a while. South of Tennant Creek, I veered off the highway to the Devils Marbles.
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Binns Track was named in honour of Bill Binns, an NT Parks Ranger who became the Executive Director over his 32 year career.
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On 5th September 2018, I celebrated one year living in my camper on the road.
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Because Arnhem Land is Aboriginal land, a permit is needed for travel there. But I was going on a tour, which means travel permits are taken care of.
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The rock art of Kakadu represents some of the oldest documented history of any people on Earth. Although there are thousands of art sites in Kakadu, only a few are open for…
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Leaving the Mary River area I travelled east along the Arnhem Highway. After crossing the mighty South Alligator River, I entered into amazing Kakadu National Park.