Friday, March 12, 2010. SA-Baird Bay seal and dolphin trip. Baird Bay is an isolated fishing village on the west coast, about 50klms south of where we were staying at Streaky. The Bay and its surrounds offer fishing, bush walking, bird watching, and the incredible opportunity to swim with dolphins and sea lions in their natural habitat. Hollow on one side due to an old shark injury. They swam around us, upside down under us and coming in very close to check us out. When they decided to move on we.

Tuesday, July 5, 2011. We are now back in Newcastle and have moved into our home again. The people who rented it while we were away took very good care of it so we were very grateful. You do hear some horror stories. We hope to see you there. Our total mileage for our trip was 72,000 kilometres. Friday, March 18, 2011.

Wednesday, August 4, 2010. Grate sea salt onto a plate. Cut lime in a wedge and squeeze around rim of glass. Dip glass rim in salt and move around until coated. Pour into salt rimmed glass and enjoy! Scallops with ginger and lime with Soba Noodles.

Sunday, April 4, 2010. We had been driving around Cape Naturaliste, visited the lighthouse and decided that lunch would be a good idea. We saw a sign beside the road advertising this cafe so thought that we would give it a try. This cafe is beside the beach, very modern with floor to ceiling windows making the most of the view. After lunch we ordered a take away coffee and laid on the beach. What a way to finish an incredible meal. Bunker Bay Naturaliste, WA 6281.

Are We There Yet? Interesting photos and signs. Monday, August 17, 2015. Day 5 Canadian Rockies to Calgary. Day 5, saw us taking the long way out of Banff and heading for Calgary. The scenery, once we were on the highway, changed dramatically from snow capped mountains to farming plains. We spent the last three nights of our Canadian road trip at Hampton Inn near Calgary airport. It was across the road from the Coca-Cola factory.