WA We made it!!!!!
Up early and off to the border. With our G2G passes we
arrive at the border. OMG we are through!!! I feel very emotional. This trip is
20 years in the making for Adam and I. 20 long years of work and building a
house and few other bumps along the way and to make it to the end game of WA
with Covid nipping at our heels is met with excitement and relief. I can stop
holding my breath now.
The rumours were true about Lake Argyle. It was bussssyyyyy
there were at least 30 vans parked on the street waiting from the night before
and we were given a ticket number 60!!! So a long wait for a spot. They have a
great pool there so we took it in turns of going for a swim and Adam and Nash
went for a bike ride to the lookout. We arrived at 6.45am and got a site and
1.45pm. After a re shuffle (Brooke not happy with site) we set up with a
beautiful view over the area. We did a boat trip on the lake with a swim. Swam
in the famous infinitely pool and sat on the grass and listened to a local muso
play some original songs one is quite a rude song but very funny about a bloke
named Derrick you can look it up yourselves. The park is the only place to stay at Lake Argyle. You can camp on the side of the road but its not legal and could get moved on. The price is around $120 for 2 nights but it is a one stop shop that caters for most people. It was a bit hectic for my liking but views were out of sight, we had resident red tail cockatoo and lake was massive (14 Sydney harbours)with lots of wildlife.
One tip I would offer is try and hire a BBQ barge for about $200.00 for half a day. It is cheaper and longer than the tours.
Jumping in the lake
Infinity pool
Freshy
Jabaru on nest
White bellied sea eagle
Rock Wallaby
Humans in lake
Boats and Buses
Feature Creature. Crunchy the Red tail
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