Ok this is Saturday but I am pretending that it is Friday and this is my Friday blog.

I stepped out of the van into water.........just kidding, but we were that close to the water. The high tide was about 5 metres in front of our van and the beach was covered in seaweed. At low tide sand was exposed for about 100 metres from our van and there was a bit of fun watching people drive over the wet sand and around puddles to lauch their boats. There was not many rocks or shells on the beach but what there was were very nice. So that despite my intention not to collect either I finished up with quite a big collection, mainly shells.

We left fairly early, like about 10am, due to fact that sand was getting into every available nook and cranny, both on the van and on us. When we got to the main road we stopped and did a bit of a clean up. Then proceeded to Haslam campground about 80km along the road, turning off the highway onto what is probably the worst road that we have encountered for a long time. We did however get there in one piece only to discover that our TomTom could have chosen a sealed road a bit further on, naughty boy!

We will spend a couple of days here to tidy up and prepare for the 1300km Nullabor crossing along with a number of other motorhomes heading to Albany.