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A geo adventure on the Dunsborough Track series and a small number of finds on the Goldie locks series. Bit disappointing with so many micro hides where larger caches could have been utilised, but a nice drive without too much traffic, a good time of year and away from any holiday time! Then up to Cape Naturaliste for a few more caches and a lovely swim at Bunker Bay.

A day getting tyres for Jonathan sorted and some sightseeing and caching in Kalgoorlie, very nice day indeed and I saw stuff that I had not before.

Last day of the Track and 143.6 Kms. No more issues.

Day 2 of the track and we did think about pulling the pin at Mt Holland, but the guys said it was a bit wider and a bit smoother. But we hit a tree spike and did the tyre on Jonathan. Ron and Pat helped a great deal and it was changed ok, then slow trip past the cache for about 3-4Kms, for an overnight camp out. About a third of the way so hopefully no issues tomorrow.

Day 1 Yanchep to Karlgarin. Met up with Wayne, Team Red Roo, lovely campground, in fact one of the best we have stayed at. Tomorrow we start as a threesome in 2 cars, us towing and Wayne in his Prado. More then.

The trip home from Broome, with a Geocaching side run to Gascoyne Junction. Other fuel stats to follow. Total kilometres travelled for the whole trip is 10,330 Kms, used $2,084.00 worth of fuel at an average economy of 13 litres per 100Km.

Broome to Broome via Derby, Gibb River Road, Mitchel Falls, Kalumburu, McGowans, Honeymoon Bay, Wyndham, Lake Argyle and the Bungle Bungle.
Back to Kim & Kerry’s before our trip home saying goodbye to Neil & Pam at Roebuck Roadhouse.
Many highlights and loads of wonderfull memories.

From Billiburning Rock to home, an amazing journey and heaps of fun with no serious issues at all. Lots of stunning rocks climbed and caches found, some lovely caravan parks and free camps, loads of different discoveries so check out the pics and enjoy, we did.

This is our First week of LGA gathering, we achieved Perenjori, Morowa, Yalgoo, Mount Magnet, Cue, Meekatharra, Wiluna, Sandstone and last on this section is Mount Marshal last night as we came from Paynes Find. The recording didn’t start until Morowa as I didn’t realise that my old iPad 2 doesn’t work offline with HemaExplorer, so this was kicked in form there, and we had planned to stay the night at Peter Denny Lookout, but was so early so we decided too make it to Sandstone, this no recorded data between them.