This reinforcement has been done with beautiful Kimberley stone. The next photo shows a shaded picnic area with strong steel cables to hold it down in the event of a cyclone:
I don’t think I’ll be going for a swim here! Back at my hotel, there was a safer option:
I had to check out at 10.00 am, so it was time to head into town to buy a few things. I really needed some shorts for my 4WD camping trip round the Kimberley. I went to a big Outdoor/Camping/Fishing store which had rows and rows of men’s shorts, hundreds of them, and only THREE pairs of women’s shorts, all size 8! How ridiculous is that? Should I write to the local MP about gender inequality? Next, I tried the Red Cross charity shop: no luck there with a suitable style and size, though I did pick up a Kathmandu shirt, treated with anti-bug material, which was quite a bargain. This will teach me a lesson about leaving home in a hurry!
I had to check out at 10.00 am, so it was time to head into town to buy a few things. I really needed some shorts for my 4WD camping trip round the Kimberley. I went to a big Outdoor/Camping/Fishing store which had rows and rows of men’s shorts, hundreds of them, and only THREE pairs of women’s shorts, all size 8! How ridiculous is that? Should I write to the local MP about gender inequality? Next, I tried the Red Cross charity shop: no luck there with a suitable style and size, though I did pick up a Kathmandu shirt, treated with anti-bug material, which was quite a bargain. This will teach me a lesson about leaving home in a hurry!
Time for a coffee in Chinatown:
A day in Broome can only end with a sunset drink at Cable Beach. It feels great to be back here:
I even caught the red camels returning home:
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