We are currently camped on the beach at a place called Cleaverville which is about 30 ks north of Karratha in WA.
As you will see from the photos at the end of this blog it an idylic, if remote location offeringvery few facilities except rubbish bins and toilet dump points.
There are a few other people camped around but not near enough to prevent skinny dipping if one was so inclined.
This is our 6th day here and one very important saving grace is that we won't have to put up with any Collingwood supporters who I imagine are absolutely insufferable by now.
Yesterday I made a damper in the camp oven which turned out ok.
Today it was 35 degrees by 9.30am so Bonnie and I went for a swim at 7.30am, where we were joined by some turtles which was lovely.
We are starting to run out of water so will have to make a decision today as to whether we do a run into Karratha tomorrow to get some or move on down the coast towards Exmouth. However, we really don't want to get down that far before the WA school holidays finish at the end of next week.
W.ait for the next episode.
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