Willem replied:

Andrew

We did the track from Esperance to Cape le Grande, Cape Arid, Israelite Bay, along the old telegraph Track, a run up the beach with a wrong tide, up the jumpup at Wylie Scarp, Point Culver, all the way to Baxter memorial and Perpedicular Cliffs and then back to Caiguna last June.

Go to my website www.kempen.id.au ..... then click on 4x4x and scroll down to The Big Trip 2005. I have a diary of events.

The track was rough in places.

There is more to see but it will have to wait for another year.

Cheers

Mbr - Taz & Milka-Queanbeyan replied:

My brother and a few other 4wd and soft roaders retraced Edward John Eyres route across the Nullabor without ( allegedly ) touching the bitumen however this was approximately 2 years ago.

His wife built a website with all the co-ords in it but unfortunately I can't remember the web address off the top of my head.

If you haven't found the answers to the questions that you seek then Member Message me ( through rig profiles I think) and I will ring my brother and get the two of you in touch via phone or email ).

Cheers.....Taz

Rod W replied:

Andrew,
I've done Eyre Bird to Israelite bay a couple of times. Christmas 2000 being the last time. Suggest you check out Eyre Bird's web site, as there are a few rules/requirements to be aware of. As you come back up the dunes from Twilight Cove you may see the Telegraph track on your left, the wire laying on the ground, it was also very eroded with exposed tree roots cris-crossing everywhere. We headed out to the highway and then to Caiguna to dropped down to Baxters Cliffs and Baxters Memorial and then along the cliff tops to the Jump Up down to the beach and the 80k run along the beach to Israelite Bay. On the Cliffs there are 2 or 3 places with access to the ocean, with good weather the views are spectacular. It is a slow but relatively east run. The old Israelite Bay Telegraph station building I reckon would have been a spectacular building in its heyday. Enjoy your trip
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