Originally Millstream Chichester was two separate national parks, but they are now joined to form one massive park (hence the double-barrelled name). This park is very beautiful and I thought it deserved its very own post.
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Heading back to the coast from Karijini, I headed through the rich, red Pilbara, hurling myself out of the way of the massive road trains I encountered along the way.
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Still heading north, I visited Wiluna. This small town is situated on the edge of the Little Sandy and Gibson Deserts.
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On September 5th, 2019, I celebrated travelling and living on the road for two years.
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After hanging around in the south for winter, I decided it was time to head further north to (hopefully) experience some warmer weather.
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Okay, here is one more big rock! Kokerbin Rock, in the wheatbelt of WA, is thought to be the second largest monolith in the world after Uluru.
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I am still enjoying travelling around on the inland country roads. I headed to the town of Southern Cross, named after the prominent constellation in our winter night sky.
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Well, winter is the main rainy season down on the coast in the south-west of WA. But I decided to head back inland, in the hope that it may be a bit…
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Originally a fire break, the Heartbreak Trail was named to reflect the suffering it took to carve this track through the rugged and densely forested country of Warren National Park.
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I headed back to my favourite Fitzgerald River National Park to do a spot of whale watching.