I drove across the Nullarbor Plain from South Australia. Norseman was the first place I arrived at which was more than a dot on the map where fuel and accommodation were available.
West Australia is famous for its spring wildflowers, so it is appropriate that this page starts with a wildflower picture. This will be the first of many!
These two images must have been taken in the Norseman area. I like the one on the left with the tree in it better.
This picture appears to be of something that the tourist authorities probably don't want pictures of.
Both of these images appear to be of the same sort of wildflower.
My next stop was at a museum. This may have been in the Norseman area, or may have been somewhere near Coolgardie, as that is the direction in which I headed. The items on display depicted a way of life which predated the advent of indoor plumbing.
From Coolgardie, I turned North and headed up through Leonora and some other gold mining ghost towns. Here is some scenery and some wildflowers I saw along the way.
