From the free campsite just shortly behind Kununurra where we had stayed the night we moved on to Halls Creek. The first stop was the visitor center, where a very friendly woman gave us plenty of helpful tips and hints for sights and activities on our way to Broome as there was not that much to see in Halls Creek.
We went to see a nice little wall made of big rock, which they call “The Chinese Wall 2”.
In Fitzroy Crossing where we arrived late in the afternoon (and too late to take the last boat tour in the Geikie Gorge National Park) we nevertheless drove the 20-30 minutes on the road into the park and made a small bush walk through some really nice landscape. We saw plenty of wallabies (small kangaroos) which were jumping through the grass and bush, a bit shy and scared when they saw or heard us. Thus after jumping away a few meters they often turned around and looked at us – so curiosity seems to be part of their nature, too.
