Crossing the Nullabor - question

whats a pc shop koh ?Regards Bob
Where to next

Personal computer ..

Ie; Computer shop

My wife does giftware too here too if its any help to find it.. two shops west from the post office. Use to be on the farm but we’ve leased it.. bit of a contrast hey !
regards

Bill & Diane

Just a follow-up:

Last summer we took a trip from Melbourne to Exmouth and back by the coastline. On the way from Adelaide to Perth I remember the following places of interests and camping spots:

- Gawler ranges and Lake Gairdner. You can camp at Mt.Ive homestead

- Nullarbor - just in the plains (you need to get a camping permit at Ceduna). Not really nice spot, because you can see a light from the trucks for the whole night. You can also stop at the roadhouse with same results :)

- Yalata (aboriginal lands) - whale watching (not now I guess)

- Eucla. Dunes, old telegraph station etc. Also a caravan park.

- nice camping spot at Jullayh rockhole (I am not sure about correct spelling). It is near Mundrabilla. (all this campsites are listed in the book I mentioned before)

- Cocklebiddy cave. A must to see. We also camped nearby. Be prepared for the very strong winds.

- Eyre bird observatory. The track was pretty good and as for me it won't be a problem for a camper-trailer. To stay overnight there is a little bit pricey ($70pp). We just walked there and got a cuppa.

- Belladonia - roadhouse with a caravan park and hot shower. Pretty good. But don't drink their best cappuccino in SA - it was awful :)

- Baxter cliffs. You need to take a track from Caiguna. It's a great place, but the track is overgrown and it took us a while to get through it (4-5 hours). The track wasn't so rough as local people say. Also, ask at Caiguna roadhouse for a map - it's not accurate, but it's better then nothing. I think it is suitable for a camper-trailer. And you can leave the trailer at Belladonia, because the track returns back to the hwy.

- Mt. Ragged. On the track there is a nice camping spot near the rockhole and salt lake (don't remember), not so far from Caiguna.
This track won't be a problem for a trailer.

- Israelite Bay (good camping)

- Cape Arid NP / Thomson river - also a very nice place with cosy camp grounds.

- Cape Le Grand /Le Grand beach - very popular place and it's hard to get a spot there (number of campsites are limited to 20). It is worth to spent there 2-3 days.

Also I want to mention Stokes NP and Fitzerald river NP - there are worthwile visiting. And of course Stirling ranges.

I hope this will be helpful.

Have a nice trip,
Dmitri

I don't remember this book (Camps Australia Wide), but Priceless campsites was the best 1 year ago. I liked it because it is more then brief discription, but also a guide to what to see and what to do in the area.

Maybe there is something new on the market since then.
Have a look here: http://www.melbmap.com.au/

Cheers,
Dmitri.