Margaret River, WA - Maps, photographs and video
Just 291 Kilometres between Walpole and Margaret River.
The Leeuwin Lighthouse (on a windy day)
Dropped in at the GREAT TREE WALK between Denmark and Walpole, WA
....... and then dropped in at Augusta for Fish & Chips
It was my desire to test my resolve by towing a caravan from the east coast to West coast of Australia and back again, along with my lady companion (who did a fantastic job as 'on-road' photographer & Head cook) and 'Buddy' my border collie, we travelled approximately 11,000 kilometres and thoroughly enjoyed the adventure. If you are thinking of doing a similar journey, just do it.
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Sunday, August 22, 2010
Margaret River, WA - Costs and comments
Margaret River, WA - Costs and comments
Caravan Park $96 for three nights for two people ($3 per night for Buddy!)
Jewel Cave $20 per person entry fee & guided tour
Petrol $138.00
Laundry $12.00 (Wash & dry)
Jean paid for the best fish & chips we have ever tasted from a pub - Priceless
Caravan Park $96 for three nights for two people ($3 per night for Buddy!)
Jewel Cave $20 per person entry fee & guided tour
Petrol $138.00
Laundry $12.00 (Wash & dry)
Jean paid for the best fish & chips we have ever tasted from a pub - Priceless
Margaret River, WA - Round and about
Margaret River, WA - The caravan park
Margaret River, WA - The caravan park
We were only going to stay a couple of days, however, as we had a few scheduled days up our sleeves and as there was plenty to see, we extended our stay to four days.
The caravan park was big and all ammenities were available. Quite a large number of caravaners were 'jobbing' their way around Australia.
The site fees were competitive ($28.00) per night for two people, although it was the first time we had to pay for Buddy ($3.00 per night).
Margaret River, WA - The journey
Margaret River, WA - The journey
We were suppose to have a couple of nights at Walpole, but on seeing the place (eight shops on the side of the highway) and not one caravan in the park I selected, we decided to drive on to Margaret River. We arrived at 5:30pm and it was fairly dark. Got a guy in the adjacent caravan to reverse mine in after several really poor attempts on my part.
Saw our first live Kangaroo at the side of the road. Just a little fellow, but a roo none the less.
We interrupted our drive between Denmark and Margaret River to call into the 'Giant tree0top walk' just outside Walpole. The walk was amazing as was the scenary.
We will be here for three days and extend our stay in Mandura to get back on schedule for our arrival at Burns Beach.
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