This morning we walked up to a little lookout overlooking our campsite. This is a spectacular part of the world and one can certainly understand its popularity. We could see Greg out and about raking each of the campsites as people left.
We headed off to Esperance and after fueling up drove on to the wind farm just west of town. Amazing to be up close enough to touch the wind turbines.
We drove on past the Pink Lake (not very pink at the moment) to Ravensthorpe for lunch. Ravensthorpe is one of the towns that has painted its silos. Pretty amazing but not as spectacular as some of the photos we have seen of others.
Camp tonight is at Cape Riche Campground. 20 km of good gravel road in off the main road and a pretty spot. The campground is run by Albany council - $8 per night and $15 per bag of firewood (Jarra). We only used half of it so packed the rest on the front of the camper for the next time we would need a fire.
We headed off to Esperance and after fueling up drove on to the wind farm just west of town. Amazing to be up close enough to touch the wind turbines.
We drove on past the Pink Lake (not very pink at the moment) to Ravensthorpe for lunch. Ravensthorpe is one of the towns that has painted its silos. Pretty amazing but not as spectacular as some of the photos we have seen of others.
Camp tonight is at Cape Riche Campground. 20 km of good gravel road in off the main road and a pretty spot. The campground is run by Albany council - $8 per night and $15 per bag of firewood (Jarra). We only used half of it so packed the rest on the front of the camper for the next time we would need a fire.
