Steep Point to Carnarvon, after the first 30 km of the sand track an easy drive in fine weather.
Carnarvon – population 4,400, the biggest town in this area, famous for its Bananas and Mangoes. It has a Woolworths, Repco, AutoPro, three tyre places and four Caravan Parks for the tourists. It also had a Tracking Station built by NASA for the Gemini, Apollo and other Space Programs, this site is now an interesting museum.
I noticed my car drifting to the left and a shake in the steering wheel so I took it in for a wheel alignment and balance which fixed the problem.
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- Carnarvon
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- Camping
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- Bird
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- WW1
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- WW1
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- Art
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- Kingsford Smith
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- Main Street
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- Art
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- Waterfront
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- WW1
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- Sailors Prayer
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- Space Museum
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- On the Moon
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- Moon Men
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- Equipmet
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- NASA
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- Antenna
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- Construction
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- Arianne 5
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- Planetarium
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- Planetarium
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- Man on the Moon
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- Moon
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- Tracking Station
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- Patches
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- Rockets
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- News
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- News
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- Coopers
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- Movie
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- Museum
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- Big Antenna
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- Another one
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- From behind
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- Boat
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- Fish Cleaning
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- 1 Mile Jetty
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- Closed
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- Look at the Trees
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- Bananas
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- Caravan Park Concert
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- Raffle prize
The caravan park I stayed in had a large number of people stranded there when the government closed regional borders, one a Sax player put on a free concert once a week while she was there, very nice. And there were also a group of young French and Italians on one year working holidays stuck as well. They all started leaving this week.
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Chris's space 
Sad Perth is so far from Auckland. Tempted to join you Chris
Western Australia is closed, no one is allowed in or out of the State unless they have a special reason so you will have to wait until the Coronavirus paranoia has passed hahaha.
more familiar sites