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Monthly Archives: September 2007
TRILBY TO HILLSTON TO DENILIQUIN
We left Trilby and travelled nearly 400kms, in red bulldust again, until we arrived at a very small town, having a much welcome caravan park. The temperatures are cooler still and we have jumpers on for the first time since … Continue reading
Posted in 2007
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TRIBLY STATION
For the next two nights, we are staying on a 200,000 acre sheep station (with a recent additional purchase of land), 132kms out of Bourke, on the Darling River. Our campsite is on the river bank, but we can’t see … Continue reading
Currawinya – Bourke – Quilpie
Begrudgingly left Currawinya, on what we thought would be a romp in to the next stop – only 290kms. Started off at 8.10am, and traversed possibly the worst road to date! Approximately 240kms of bulldust, corrugations etc. etc. – heard … Continue reading
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CURRAWINYA NATIONAL PARK
30 August We decided to stay another night in Quilpie, not knowing that there was a Street Party on in town that night. Everyone arrived in the afternoon, as they did yesterday (on their trek to Birdsville, even though the … Continue reading
Posted in 2007
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