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Where Have We Been?

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Indisposed actually. Let’s bring you up to date. I’d written this just after I was given the warning order that discharge from Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital was imminent; this is much abridged – however the detail in here may help you or someone you know, identify symptoms down the track. I only get a few

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Yanchep and Beyond

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We left Yanchep National Park and headed for Gingin Tourist Park to meet up with Steve and Wendy, our travel mates to the Pilbara again.  They were getting their car serviced and their caravan, so were booked in for 5 days, but they’re extending as, like us, are waiting for Australia Post to deliver. We

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We arrived here in mid-October to do a couple of weeks campground hosting to help out in an emergency, as once again we were between appointments in Perth, and booked to base ourselves at Yanchep National Park. Karda Campground is right next door to the Lesueur National Park, a beautiful park to visit, or go

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We planned to stay here for six days and to relax and have a good rest. Weather was good to start with, but for the last few days we had overcast skies, with a spattering of rain one day, and very little chance of topping up the batteries (with our battery of solar panels): oh

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Beverley, Avon Valley

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We pulled in to the RV stop at Beverley, virtually by the Avon River that meanders through the town, after a heavy day’s driving from Wandering – a whole 80 kms! We’re on our way back through Perth for a service on Fritz and some warranty issues for us! There was plenty of room, but

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Wandering

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We had been here before, because when we were in the area last time, no matter where we were, there as a signpost pointing the way to Wandering. So we took it.  This time we were on our way to Beverley, so we stayed the night. Quiet, with a few walks around the oval, where

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From Sandstone and beyond

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We left Sandstone, and we’re glad we took the time to visit. It was a round trip from the Highway of some 320 kms, but gave us the chance to sit and enjoy peace and quiet, and recharge our batteries, not the caravan’s, they’re fine. Next stop was a recommended roadside rest area, with an

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Sandstone – Black Range

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We left Cue and travelled to Mt Magnet to collect a few supplies (sounds like the Wild West movies!), and turned left to Sandstone. Read a little about it, but not knowing a lot, but it was on the list so off we went. 150 kilometres later the town was in sight. A good tarred

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Big Bell Township

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There is an iconic hotel ruin in Big Bell, now a ghost town, since the gold mine closed in 1955. At one time it was reputed to have the longest bar in Australia. All that is left are the ruins of the hotel, lots of slabs from previous homes, and signs indicating where some buildings

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Newman to Meekatharra

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We departed the free camp just before Newman, and cruised around the town. Had to do a bit of food shopping and easily found the shopping centre. They had an IGA, Woolworths, Chicken Treat, Subway and generally shops that cover the day to day essentials. Quite the tidy town, which surprised me, as I assumed

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