Friday 4th May 2018
Well we woke to another windy morning beside the river (hehehe) and as it was quite dry the and created dust swirls which made DB a little crabby. I had a few technical issues so I was a bit crabby too. After packing up we headed on the road to Carnarvon. A cycle along the Heritage trail to Heritage Precinct and One Mile Jetty which is the longest jetty in the NW of Western Australia and was constructed in 1897 from jarrah. Unfortunately it was closed due to being unsafe, it would have been a great vantage point for looking back at the town and along the coast. Next we had some time apart, I went to the hairdresser and David went to the Carnarvon Space and Technology Museum which he enjoyed. And I am feeling young and happy again.
We have now headed up the western peninsula to the Blowholes near Quobba.
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- The river at Woomeral Station. The owner said if we dig we will find water or alternatively go for a run on the riverbed
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- HMAS Sydney Memorial at Carnarvon
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- Tramway Trail at Carnarvon..
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- ..leads to One Mile Jetty..
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- ..and the Heritage Precinct..
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- ..lots of old relics..
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- ..and trucks..
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- One Mile Jetty.
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- Museum and original lighthouse at Carnarvon
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- Carnarvon Space and Techology Museum
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- Space food.
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- Apollo 11 Simulator
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- Another beautiful sunset at our camp for the night..
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- ..at Blowholes Quobba
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- Wooramel Station to Carnarvon to Blowholes Quobba Point