Day 51
Sunday 26th April 2015 light cloud, warm
Kalbarri
The Murchison River is WA’s second longest and has a catchment area larger than Tasmania. This rather pleasant river has created a spectacular gorge in the Kalbarri National Park not far from the farm. We find the desert plants fascinating and are shouting out “look there’s another pink one” (flowers) while poor Double or Nuthin’ maneuvers over the corrugations. Nature’s Window lookout happens to be wall to wall today, with tourists, and one guy comments that perhaps we should book our turn in the window. Woody particularly likes the Indian tourists as they treat every photo like it is a portrait sitting and they shout very specific instructions to the photographer.
Back in Kalbarri we buy kangaroo sausages from the butcher and he asks “Do you want flies with that?”
Accom: $22.00, facilities: fabulous old country bathroom with flushing toilets and good old fashioned showers.
Travelling Kms: 0






I loved Kalbarri it was the middle of the wild flower season when we were there. Just stunning. Your photos bring back memories
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Witty butcher
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Gorgeous pics! Friends have said Kalbarri was their favourite part of WA
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A lovely town, good fishing and a good NP.
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