Showing posts with label Birdsville Track. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Birdsville Track. Show all posts

Sunday, August 10, 2008

Flinders Ranges and Outback signs

Nepabunna Aboriginal Village now has modest accommodation to suit the happy camper. Give them a call 8648 3764 for enquiries.
At Marree you can commence the legendary Birdsville Track... Read the sign first.
Make sure you are prepared for the outback, take plenty of water, emergency provisions and your common sense. Don't take unnecessary risks and make sure people know where you are going.
At the other side of town (Marree) you can commence the Oodnadatta Track. Same deal, take it easy and don't take silly risks... Enjoy your travels, better still travel with us.
Cheers
Haydyn Bromley

Wednesday, July 18, 2007

Water Sports on the Birdsville Track

On a charter tour to Birdsville in May we came across a lot of water and "Road Closed" signs on our way back along the Birdsville Track.
This photo was taken from another vehicle and shows the headlights on the Tour Vehicle which were submerged moments before, and popped up as the photo was taken.
The tour guests loved it.
Check out the full story at www.bookabee.com.au
cheers
Haydyn

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