Pajinka Bound

Are we there yet? Where you might ask is Pajinka? It’s the indigenous word for the “Tip”. I think Mic secretly might have wanted to leave me at the Croc Tent with all the other kids young and old who are sourcing their last minute mementos to mark the special occasion. Reaching the northern most part of Australia is definitely not for the faint hearted and maybe a little annoying for the driver if you have a passenger like me asking every minute how much further is it??

Mic getting his hands dirty 💩 before we head off to the Tip

Yes, without a doubt the drive is challenging!! However, when you do reach the top it’s remarkable. You feel a real sense of achievement and you realise that you can now tick another item off your bucket list. We waited until late afternoon to make the journey over the stoney path as it gave us the perfect opportunity to take it all in, without feeling rushed and got a heap of happy snaps to mark the occasion.

Carpark at the “Tip” – late afternoon
Outlook from top of the “Tip”
Feeling good we made it to the northern most part of the Australian Continent – yay!
Be brave and make the round trip along the beach front past the mangroves

And of course there’s no better way to celebrate, opening a bottle of bubbly which made it all the way to the “Tip” without being broken…hip, hip hooray!

4 thoughts on “Pajinka Bound

    1. Yes, it was a huge effort. We often thought of you both when the corrugations got really bad and wondered how you managed to get to the tip towing your car. Touch wood the truck is going well and still in one piece. We are very happy with it 🥰♥️.

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