Yeah in Kununurra and should be able get the air conditioner fixed. Daytime temperatures are pushing 40 degrees. Unfortuately  parts are not here. The good news is Dometic have decided to replace the whole unit. The bad news is that it hasn't been sent yet and has to come from Melbourne.

Still the caravan park is providing free mangoes.

The other good news is that we have the loan of a portable air-conditioner until ours is replaced.

We went down to Purnululu National Park for a few days. This shot is in Echidna Chasm.

200 km down the bitumen from Kununurra to the turn off. We had just let some air out of the tyres for the gravel when a ranger pulled up to tell us that the southern section of the park was closed to the public because of bush fires - started by lightning.

We were free to camp at Kurrajong and explore the northern section but the archetypal Bungle Bungle Domes are in the south. We went in and hoped that the south would reopen while we were there.

Small storm/squall at Kurrajong campground.

Walking this chasm was pretty cool. It gets quite narrow and consequently interesting light on the walls.

Right next to the path and even signposted with a national parks sign is this Great Bower Bird's bower.

Yes the southern section did open up and we were able to move camps. This is driving into the Bungle Bungle car park.

The Air-conditioner is here in Kununurra 🙂

Should be getting it installed tomorrow.

We have changed caravan parks. This "Pump House" which is now a restaurant is just next door.

Paid the extra 2 dollars for a lake side site. This is the sunsetting from just in front of our site.

The replacement air conditioner has been installed, and has run all night here at the Lake Argyle Caravan Park. 🙂

We took a Lake Argyle sunset cruise this afternoon. This shot is part of the lake. Even on the cruise you don't get a full appreciation of how big the lake is but you do get the sense that it is huge.

Ann enjoying a dip in the lake. I can't remember how deep the skipper said it was. Suffice to say that we were not going to be able to touch the bottom.

This is a fresh water crocodile nest that has been dug up -  presumably by a dingo.

Well it was a sunset cruise.

I even managed to find the Lake Argyle Mountain Bike Track. It would be an exaggeration to say I rode around the full circuit - I did walk/ride around it though.