Setting out from Balranald we planned on getting ourselves across to Renmark. The route we had set was for about 300 or so kilometers on highway. The intention was to stay in a caravan Park, do a minimal set up and then push on to somewhere like Leigh Creek.
And the reason that I add all of this in one little post is that the camera went on the fritz and there are no photos from this part of the holiday.
Suffice to say that the stop in Renmark was fantastic. The owners of the caravan park on the riverbank treated us extremely well and we got ourselves settled in, cleaned up, the car checked out and everything ready for a really long day.
So after an early night we did set off fairly early to get to Leigh Creek before dark. The main part of the drive was through grazing country, the along the edge of the Flinders Ranges, and then in to the Caravan Park at Leigh Creek.
Again treated well by the caretaker, who gave us a couple of nice spots under trees and told us to head up to a communal fire at about sunset. We did and had were able to have a bit of a chat with fellow travellers. All was looking up for what I believed would be the real part of the trip. Hitting the dirt road to Oodnadatta, seeing Lake Eyre and experiencing this part of the outback.
So after a not so early night, and realistically a not so early set off the next day we were into it!
Sorry about the lack of photos!
I didn't realise the camera was on the fritz at this stage and kept snapping away oblivious to the problem...
Sunday, December 23, 2012
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)