Day 102,103,104,105,106 & 107

Day 102 began from Kununurra and headed for Doon Doon roadhouse and then another 40 kms before setting up my tent at a road works rock supply depot.

Grounds that hard you cant put your pins in for your tent anywhere up North.

The scenery around this area is quite different than what I've been seeing lately as there are plenty of rocky hills and winding roads to look at as you go past and wonder how the hell they formed millions of years ago

Had to be there.

Day 103 was much the same but had no energy and needed to stop suddenly and lie down and eat some food to get going again. I just had enough energy to make up a day bed in the shade before  consuming some sandwiches while in the horizontal position. Side winds and hot weather don't do it for me.

My  quick day bed 

Its funny how your energy level fluctuates with the type and amount of food you eat. Bluce was commenting how my poo's would be quite healthy from eating well,you know, no junk. Well the volume seems to be O.K.but i just can't seem to keep it together.

A think i need a bit more ruffage 

After reaching Warmun roadhouse at night i decided to carry on for a while to set up my tent about 85km from Halls creek so it would be an easy day the following day to rest up for the big 290km to Fitzroy Crossing. Tell you what i'm starting to look like some of the animals ouy here i've been here so long.

Hang on, i will just turn this down, i can't here myself think.

Same old tent set up but without the cover to see the stars.

Day 104 was a lazy ride into Halls Creek and on the way met some nice caravan people who i enjoyed having a nice cuppa with and a good chat.

John and Jill with Tilly who has stopped them from entering any national parks because dogs are not allowed. Stuff the national parks ,take the dog any day.

On entering Halls Creek straight to the motel,ah ah not at 160 dollars for the basic room. Off to the caravan park and who do i run into, my good old mate Tom who i met down South of Perth and he ended up staying with Joy for a while.

Good to see each other again.

Real good.

We ended up going to the Pub with another fellow, Leo who Tom had met earlier, and we had a good time chatting away till i was ready to go to bed and left. In the morning Tom was telling me that he was approached by a girl ,well he thinks it was a girl, and asked him on a date which was, going to the local dump on Tuesday with her and shooting rats in a organised competition. Strange buggers up here. Its actually starting to get to me ,these places are just the pits as far as tourist sites go. No wonder people drag there own homes around with them because you couldn't associate with the locals,there too far gone.
Even I'm starting to turn into one of the locals as you can see in the next photo.

Day 105 was a biggy, its had me worried when i first took on this ride as the distance is the longest i had to do, only by 3km mind you but however a long one. Said my goodbyes to Tom at Down Town Zero of Halls Creek and off i went. Well not until i gave my toy dog to a cute little girl at the shops who walked in with two huge Aboriginal guys

She might be able to use the little toy to wipe under her nose.

With a tail breeze and a bit of night riding i made it to Fitzroy Crossing in the one day. I was helped off the bike by a couple of guys and crawled to the Fitzroy Lodge counter and managed to lift myself up and mumble,booking under Jackie. .......Sorry Sir no booking under that name ,165 cash. Shocked ,i said not even a early birthday present.....No Sir.  O.K Give me an un powered tent site at 15 dollars . Still i had my counter meal just the same.

Day 106 was a late start as i showered to get my monies worth and soldered on to about 70 kms from the Derby turn off and set up my tent where i met Mac and Nolene who is going to pray for me and she is also going to get onto her other group prayers and to tell them to pray for me too. I hope so because i bought a lotto ticket in Fitzroy Crossing and need a bit of luck. They helped me out with a bit of hot water and they might be coming to my house one day to set up there caravan for a few days.
Day 107 started early because three old German girls made a racket at 5.30am so i just got up and packed,took off and now i am at the Roebuck Plain Rip Off Road House. Heres a few pictures of a few things for you to look at.

Crocodile hole means in Aboriginal,Keep out Danger

This B.H.P hat had to go,not producing so i found the fattest nest i could find, you know , fat cats.

Why is when i see something like this i immediately think of Tony F  from  Sydney

Just another day at the office.

Well what can i say,107 days

Whooosy Dooosy

Grant