| A view of the township of Karumba from our tinnie on the Norman River. |
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| Not much luck with the fishing so far..... |
| .......just a few small ones like this bream....... |
| .....and a couple of skipjacks'! |
| We camped for a few days at Leichhardt Lagoon not far from Normanton. It was basically a bush camp with showers and toilets. |
| Not a bad view at happy hour where we met some great people and had a beer or two! |
| A couple of big cherabin that we caught in the Norman River. |
| Tac is fishing with a hand line off the bank but no luck. |
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| This whistling kite was waiting for a cherabin to come his way but they where to scarce to give away. |
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| A gorgeous old building just out of Tennant Creek. We would love to have this as our house! |
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| We came across this strange creature in Camooweal..... |
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| ....and another crazy creature in Mount Isa. You never know what you'll find in the outback! |
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| The water was too cold to drag a Barra out of Lake Moondarra but still a tranquil place to visit. |
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| The Mataranka thermal springs where an absolute delight. You simply hopped in and let the current float you downstream. It was sooooo relaxing! |
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| We'd always wanted to have a beer in this old pub and it was worth the chat at the bar with a very interesting and colourful lady!! |
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| You can't go past the Daly Waters Pub and not stay for the "Beef and Barra" bbq along with the entertainment. Here I am out the front with some dude that wanted to get into the photo. |
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| A brilliant free camp on a lagoon teeming with bird life. Not a bad way to end the day with a cold 4xxxx or two! |
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| Lake Argyle is the largest man made lake in Australia. It was humongous! |
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| This 3 metre "freshie" was a regular visitor to the caravan park in Kununurra and.... |
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| .......so was this beautiful Jabiru. |
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| The Victoria River on a very still hot day. |
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| It was worth the walk on a very warm day to view these spectacular rock formations in Keep River National Park. It has been nick named the "mini bungle bungles". |