Roads Less Travelled - Australia
Lonely Planet author Kerry Lorimer tackles Australia's final frontier on a journey across the spectacular and unforgiving Kimberley, an untamed wilderness that's three times the size of England. She takes on one of the roughest, toughest bush tracks in Australia, joins Kimberley cowboys wrestling fear-crazed feral bulls, navigates the king tides and treacherous whirlpools of the Buccaneer Archipelago, and hunts for her supper in a croc-infested mangrove swamp. Along the way she encounters an Aboriginal elder, a plucky Australian Rules Football team, a randy little marsupial and one very enormous man-eating croc.
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is a Lonely Planet author and photographer who has hitchhiked through Africa, sailed the Atlantic, led expeditions to Antarctica and guided treks in South America and the Himalayas. Kerry is the author of Lonely Planet's ground-breaking sustainable adventure guide Code Green, and was the unit manager on the epic Journeys To The Ends of the Earth travel series. More recently Kerry made a three week journey through the heart of the remote Kimberley region of north-western Australia with a film crew in tow for Lonely Planet: Roads Less Travelled.
