This morning we took things slowly. I did some washing – towels and clothes -before we headed off to see the chiropractor. It has been about 10 weeks since out last adjustments, so we are both looking forward to enjoying more relaxed muscles.

Dr Janelle Anderson talked non-stop while she worked but did a good job on both of us. She has an interesting background before becoming a chiropractor, as she was an orthopaedic nurse for six years before starting her University Course for Chiropractic. She has now been in the business for fifteen years. She was born in Sale, Victoria.

After the visit, and $230 dollars later, we headed to the Bakery as we reckoned we had deserved a treat. Once back at the van I sat down and continued to compile all the information from the photos we had taken at New Norcia. It was all fascinating but will make for a very long read.

Whilst collecting my clothes from the laundry I met Laura and began a conversation with her about their caravan as it has a door on the left-hand side, which is not used, and the awning is on the right where there is another door which is used.

She explained that they had bought the caravan second-hand and originally it had been brought to Australia from the US by Jayco. She believes that they had to have a door put on the left-hand side to meet Australian regulations, but also said the door is kept locked and leads to the bunk area.

She and her husband sold everything and bought the van and are now on the road with their three children. Her husband has found some work here in Moora, so they have stayed longer than they normally do in the one area. They are originally from South Australia.

We have had quite a few arrivals during the day. The rodeo is on during the weekend as is the Speedway so a few more may arrive. Whilst compiling info I also made some more ice cubes, and all the washing is dry and has been put away.