From Alice Springs to the Kimberleys in WA, we took the Tanami Road. It used to be called the Tanami Track but due to all the mines and road trains servicing the area, lots of improvements have been done. The road is over 1000km with more than 700km of gravel and dirt with bad corrugations.
After a full day's driving, we found a stop off the road and settled in for the night. We never leave food and rubbish out but in the morning, TJ saw a dingo or wild dog took off with one of his shoes! Fortunately, he managed to recover it before the animal chewed it up.
We crossed over to WA the next day. It was indeed strange to suddenly gained one and half hours back. On the way, we took a side trip to see Wolf Creek Meteor Crater. The crater was created when a meteorite hit over 300,000 years ago. To me, its just a big hole. Not sure if its worth a 40km diversion.
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