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Summer 2025: Day by Day

July 10: Roadhouses Rock!

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Pulling into the Sandfire Roadhouse after almost six grueling hours in strong crosswinds last night, I reflected on how much my travel priorities have changed over the last several years. Although much of the rustic, isolated outpost several hours we

With the wind howling in my ears and pink dust filling the sky, I leaned far to the right on my bike, bracing myself against the onslaught of the unrelenting gusts, trying to stay in my lane and reminding myself to breathe. My ride from Karratha to P

Leaving the coastal settlement of Coral Bay in my rear view mirror this morning, I reflected on how fortunate I was to have lost my reservation in Exmouth, spurring me to look for an alternative place to swim with the sea creatures on the Ningaloo Re

I may have missed out on being great white shark bait nine days ago, but today’s surreal underwater experience involved swimming with three different types of sharks, several sea turtles, and even manta rays. The most amazing part? Seeing sever

As I hovered near the surface of the light blue and turquoise tropical waters of the eastern Indian Ocean just a few meters above a large humpback whale propelling itself forward with its huge undulating fluke, my eyes watered with joy and reverence

Last night’s lodging at the popular tourist spot, Mama Mia, was definitely a different experience than many of the places I’ve stayed at so far on this trip. Because my bike was delayed and I had to book a room at the last minute, the onl

I had to go a little out of the way to get there, but Nature’s Window at Kalbarri National Park was well worth it! This wind eroded opening in layered sandstone beautifully frames a view of the Murchison River and the surrounding valley, provid

As I swooped up and over and around the hills and curves in Sandy Gully, bracing myself against the wind, swiping the rain from the surface of my goggles and dodging dirt and water in the road, I chortled with glee, feeling so fortunate to experience

I’ve never had to deal with an unexpected medical issue on a summer adventure before. But after getting an insect bite or injury on my elbow a week ago that turned into a red throbbing hot swollen expanding mess, the medical staff at two differ

When selecting which remote outpost to stay at last night, my eyes lit up when I spied the Cockelbiddy Hotel Motel on Google Maps. Although its name sounds like a combination of a rooster’s call and an angry old lady, Adventure Baby and I both