Dr Indy was running a bit behind her schedule, so the phone did not ring until 7:00am this morning. She asked how the trip was going and then asked which scripts I needed. I told her all of them and hopefully I will not need to bother her again until after we get home.

We made it a very leisurely morning before hopping into gear. Unfortunately, we did not realise that the local IGA closed at 1:00pm until the start of October, so when we went down the street to post the diary letters, we were unable to get supplies.

We rang Trevor and wished him a happy 70th birthday, and then I stripped the bed and took the sheets, doona cover, towels etc to the

laundry. Upon my return I took the clothes off the line and folded them and put them away before being able to peg out the wet ones.

Reuss concentrated on putting the blog up to the website and sent out his weekly email. I still had the photos to complete, which I did eventually, and they were also put up on the website.

The housekeeping was taken care of jointly, so we have a fresh and clean caravan also.

New neighbours have moved onto the two sites next to us, but it looks like they are only staying overnight as they have not uncoupled their vans from their cars.

We love our little spot in the caravan park. It is well away from most of the sites which are all on bitumen. We sit under the trees and at the back of our van is the spring that Mingenew Springs is named after. It is a very pleasant site, and we can sit and listen to all the bird life in the trees around us.

Today the temperature rose to 24 degrees, and we had sunshine with a gentle breeze which contributed greatly to the drying of the towels