Shelter from the storm. Munglinup to Esperance 110 Kilometres. In Munglinup I set up camp under the only bit of […]
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Ravensthorpe to Munglinup
Kiss me I’m a Prince. Kiss me I’m a Prince. Kiss me I’m a Prince. In my minds ear that’s […]
Jerramungup to Ravensthorpe
Le tour de Oz. The road gangers were out early, doing what they do best. The stop/go man seemed excited […]
Wellstead to Jerramungup
It’s not all beer and skittles! I’m an optimist by nature, but there are times when your resolve is […]
Walpole to Albany
Walpole to Albany Yesterday afternoon I rolled into the information centre at Warpole. Cold in sodden clothes, I resolved to […]
Manjimup to Warpole
A Cabin in the Woods On Thursday I slept in until 6.30 am. My camp was in a quiet corner […]
Margaret River to Nannup
Ghastly is the best way to describe the weather these last couple of days: Cold wet and windy, with a […]
Marooned in Margaret River
Severe weather warnings for damaging winds, hail, localised flooding, and road weather alerts for falling trees, accompanied by torrential rain. […]
It’s a Double Rainbow Man!
Bunbury is surrounded by water, not surprising for a coastal town. A bike path/boardwalk rings the Leschenault estuary through mangroves […]
Ring Necked Parrots and Wringing Wet
It had been a cold night in Mandurah. At daybreak, I saw light misty rain, the kind you get along […]
Cycle Touring Australia and Beyond 