We took the bus into town to the Info. Centre. Two minutes into the trip, someone alerted us to the fact that a red and black bag had been left at our pick-up stop. It was Wayne’s. He quickly asked the driver to stop, got off and went back to retrieve the bag. We continued on!

Wayne caught up with us as we were booking another trip to the Horizontal Falls. We went for morning tea at The Green Mango Cafe. It was voted best coffee of the trip so far.

Donna and I had been recommended the Wear Art shop and even though the lady gave a good sales pitch for a 4-in-1 dress, we weren’t convinced and left empty-handed

We walked a bit around Broome and found Matso’s where we had lunch. As we were leaving, Wayne missed the last step and fell heavily. He tumbled beautifully and jumped up saying, ‘I am a panther!’ He does now have a sore shoulder to add to his hay fever.

We did an extra walk to the jetty and then came home for a quick rest.

We returned to Cable Beach and joined our sunset camel tour. There were three operators. We were with the blue group and it was run by Alison, the only female operator.

Donna said she was just about parallel on the camel. Was she reclining comfortably? I don’t think so!

We managed to extract ourselves from the camels and completed the day with dinner and drinks at the Sunset Bar and Grill.