After our few relaxing days at 14 mile beach, we left about 10am and travelled up the road to have lunch at Coral Bay . Nice, but very busy, so not our cup of tea, so to speak. I walked up to a lookout and took a couple of photos, before we left.
That evening we pulled into a roadside camp to spend the night before going to Exmouth the next day. Spent the whole day there looking around and getting a set of tyres on the car.
There is a fair amount to see there about WWII.
Also a ship wreck off the point
The beach front on this side of the Exmouth Gulf is very stony, but the oysters on the pier pylons were huge
That evening we were later than normal getting back to the highway, where we fueled up at a roadhouse, and made the decision to do another hour of travel before stopping for the night .We have 300 kms to go before we get to Karratha, where we have the car booked in for a service, the next morning. Driving on into the Pilbara, I took a photo thinking, how special is this place. You can see why people are so attracted to it.
