July 2012 - Australia by Red Nomad OZ

Reflections at the Grotto, via Wyndham, Western Australia

OZ Top Spot #14 – The Grotto, via Wyndham, Western Australia

July 21, 2012 Red Nomad OZ Kimberley, The Grotto, Things to do, Travel, Western Australia, Wyndham

Last Updated on April 14, 2019 by Red Nomad OZ My hard-won title of ‘World’s Greatest Coward’ was in no danger of disappearing as I stood poised on the first of the 140 hand-hewn rocky steps descending into the depths of the chasm. Above the Grotto: A loo and no view! The Grotto’s inauspicious car park and ‘rest area’ had[…]

Spot the Loo! It's down near the Jetty at the Five Rivers Lookout, Wyndham, Western Australia

Australia’s Scenic Public Toilets #26 – Five Rivers Lookout, Wyndham, Western Australia

July 16, 2012 Red Nomad OZ Five Rivers Lookout, Kimberley, Loos with Views, Scenic Public Toilets, Western Australia, Wyndham

Last Updated on March 3, 2017 by Red Nomad OZ Western view from Five Rivers Lookout, Wyndham, Western Australia The lookout with the most staggering scenery in Australia will always be a matter of personal taste. There are so many contenders that jaded travellers have been known to pass up the opportunity to see yet another lookout over even more[…]

Mirima National Park, Kununurra, Western Australia

Good morning from … Kununurra, Western Australia!!

July 9, 2012 Red Nomad OZ Kununurra, Mirima National Park, National Parks, Things to do, Travel, Western Australia

Last Updated on March 3, 2017 by Red Nomad OZ A good morning in Kununurra starts really early. That’s because this town in the East Kimberley is just west of the Northern Territory border and the Central Australia time zone. Crossing the border into Western Australia means you gain 1½ hours so what was 7:30 am in the Northern Territory is now[…]

Signs #20 – Croc? OR CROCK!!

July 5, 2012 Red Nomad OZ Australiana, Crocodile, Elsey National Park, Northern Territory, Signs

Last Updated on March 3, 2017 by Red Nomad OZ Swimming sign at Elsey National Park, Northern Territory “Hey guys! The swimming hole’s open – but I’ll go in first and check for crocodiles,” said no one ever after reading this sign in the Northern Territory’s Elsey National Park. Looks inviting, doesn’t it?! BUT … It’s a relief to learn[…]