Pictures from Broome

Tony (Emma's dad) and Emma at Guanthyame Pt. There are dinosaur footprints preserved in rocks at the base of the cliff that you can scale down and see, but only at a very low tide.

Here is Cable Beach, it looks just like this in real life.....postcard beautiful and warm water.

Yep, that is us, second from the back riding the camels on Cable Beach like REAL TOURITS! Tony is the very last passenger on this train. These animals are so strong and gentle. And they have massive eye lashes! There are over 500,000 pure blood camels in Oz at the moment, so pure blood that we actually export them back to Arabia etc. We have seen wild camels at the Meterorite impact area north of Alice Springs

Here is the Horizontal Falls....not a waterfall, but a tidal movement. The tide variation this day was 8 metres, so, come the outgoing tide, the water was falling at a massive rate. We got to ride a zodiac through the bottom falls (not the top as it was far to heavy). Just another amazing natural attraction that the Kimberley has to offer.