By the time we hit Ceduna Sharni was practically crowning and ready to bust out our second kid. She was ready to go home so it was a fairly swift trip across […]
From the Nullarbor back Home
Yorke and Eyre Peninsulas
This is the last photo to be taken with Sharni’s phone before it left this dry world to start a new life under the sea. I guess it’s self explanatory how the […]
Nundroo
“Without question the filthiest most disgusting place I’ve walked into (and that includes a brothel in the slums of India)” – Nundroo roadhouse review found on Google Reviews Haha some people do […]
Nullarbor bearing failure
Usually wheel bearings fail quite gently. They’ll get a bit loose and are noticed during a service or from a bit of a noise whilst driving. Then they’ll still keep going for […]
How to Catch Squid
Check out the new article to compliment my other fishing articles: How to Catch Squid https://outbackjoe.com/macho-divertissement/fishing/how-to-catch-squid/
Underground Bed and Breakfast, Coober Pedy, SA
In Coober Pedy we decided to spoil ourselves by experiencing the unique underground accommodation that the town is famous for. We stayed at Underground Bed and Breakfast which is dug into the side of a […]
Crocodile Harry’s Nest, Coober Pedy, South Australia
Crocodile Harry was an ex northern territory crocodile hunter who moved to Coober Pedy in the 1970s to fossick for opals. He was one of Coober Pedy’s most infamous characters and lived […]
Coober Pedy, South Australia
We arrived in Coober Pedy, the opal mining capital of the world on Tuesday staying at Stuart Range Caravan Park. Apart from opal mining, Coober Pedy is famous for its underground homes […]
Railway Ghost Towns
Googs Track terminated at the Transcontinental Railway Line at Malbooma, from here we took the track following the railway line east towards Stuart Highway. The track passed through the towns Tarcoola and Kingoonya, that […]
Googs Track, South Australia
Googs Track is a 200km 4WD track that runs along the eastern edge of the Great Victoria Desert in South Australia that covers more than 300 parallel sand dunes before meeting the Transcontinental Railway Line at Malbooma. We left […]
I think I’ve just climbed the wrong mountain…
I think I’ve just climbed the wrong mountain. I just scrambled to the top of what I thought was Mt Finke and look across to see an even bigger mountain with what […]
South Coast Chapter closed – reflections of a fisherman
Fish Count: 21 (under sized fish excluded) Rigs lost: 1 As we depart the coast I can’t help but reflect on the last two months of fishing. As you can see from […]
Murat Bay, Ceduna, South Australia
Another awesome evening tonight. Last few days in Ceduna have been sunny, warm and calm. At the moment we are watching the sun go down over the jetty and thought we’d whip out […]
Denial Bay, South Australia – success!
Today we stopped by the Denial Bay jetty to try our luck with more crab and squid fishing on our way back to Ceduna. It was the last opportunity for Joe to […]
Davenport Creek Beach, South Australia. Mulloway Conquered.
Yesterday we drove 20km from Ceduna and camped at Devonport Creek Beach (and got bogged driving on the beach and had to use the maxtrax to bail us out). This is the first […]
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