Wuggubun

The drive to Wuggubun we stoped at the information centre in Kununurra but it was closed so we had to go back the next day. Then we stoped at the shops and it was not closed but every other shop was closed. We also went to the park to have our lunch. Isaac and I also had a play. After we set up the trailer Dad went for a little walk over to the other side of the road. I saw him standing up and then he was down and he came back in his undies. He said he went for a swim and that we should come with our day clothes on and swim. 

The next morning we stayed at Wuggubun we got up, got dressed and headed to the swimming hole to have a swim. After that we had breakfast and got in the car to go to Kununurra. There we went to the information centre to see what was open. Then we went to the shops to get some stuff, after we went to the shops we went back to Wuggubun to drop of the stuff from the shop because some of the things would melt. After we dropped of the stuff from the shop we went to Wyndham. There we went to the croc bakery and had our lunch. I had a sausage-roll, Dad had a croc pie he said it tasted like chicken pie, Mum had a original pie and Isaac had a barramundi pie. After the croc bakery the boys went out fishing. I didn’t feel like fishing that day so Me and Mum went to the park around the corner to type up my Lake Argyle post and to do some reading. It was hot so we found some shade. Once the boys were finished fishing we all went looking for the big boab tree in the caravan park. I felt the tree and it felt all bumpy. Next we saw the big croc in town. It was ginormous and looked like it was as big as our house. On the way back to the campsite we stopped to visit the prison boab tree. The boob tree was hollow so they used to put prisoners in it when they stopped between towns.