We arrived earlier than anticipated, since we initially planned on first spending a few days romping around in Alby on the western half of the Gibb River Road, a famous 4WD track that cuts straight through the heart of the Kimberly and boasts some of the best scenery Australia has to offer. Some say the land surrounding the Gibb is Australia’s last frontier due to the extreme road conditions, numerous river crossings and general lack of humanity. Naturally we wanted a piece.
We were particularly excited about spending some time at Cable Beach, a lovely expanse of powdery white sand and swimmable waters. We took this opportunity to finally use the trick kite that Devin had hauled since Brisbane. I took this opportunity to continue the tan that my stubbies had started. I'm fairly certain offshore ships could see the reflection off my lily white thighs and thought it was some kind of distress signal.