Cranky!!! I am sure that is not legal to sell items out
of date……
Nat wouldn’t let me drive the 80k's or so back up the
road to give it to them so I just had to suck it up. I don’t get it, they had heaps of people in
there, state of the art scanners and tills, you can’t tell me milk and eggs don’t
turnover.
I have a theory in that I think that is all that they
might get supplied because they supply the indigenous community also, at half
the price we pay....the message is if you go there, check the use by dates and
give them a mouthful from me.
After brekky we went to Dimond Gorge for a look and
again, from our aspect we didn't think it was as breathtaking as what we have
seen so far. We didn't however get to canoe right up the gorge so it is just an
assumption from what we saw. The beach area was great and we just laid the
blanket down for about 3hrs while the boys played in the shallows in front of
us, a taste of what awaits on the west coast, sensational.
Nat ran out of wine so we did the cheese platter thing,
wines and Coronas, the boys kicked the footy and played tackles - it was just a
good way to spend the arvo.
The ranger did a slideshow by the fire tonight which was
quite informative in terms of The Kimberley Wildlife preservation movement. One
thing that resinated with me is that 40-45% of the Kimberley burns each year in
the dry season, and sometimes the fires can last 3 months. The smoke
compliments the red dust out here, if its not one it’s the other…..Mav blew up
so Mum took him home early and Z & I stayed till stumps, then caught frogs
on the walk home which was cool.
Off to Silent Grove tomorrow to do Bell Gorge. Not long
left in the Kimberley now, all told it will be a month or so we are seeing as
much as we can in a short time.
Jase...
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