Reverse Madigan Line
Submitted: Wednesday, Jun 11, 2014 at 20:47
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Member - gujimbo
Greetings all,
Our group has just returned from a very successful trip which involved travelling to
Camp 8 on the
Madigan line from the east, and then heading south to pick up
Geosurveys Hill, the Geo Centre Simpson and then all the way to Erabena Oil
Well.
Some fantastic country out there, this was our third Madigan trip and we have seen this area in the very wet to the very dry.
One thing that really pi$#*d me off was the amount of
toilet paper on the side of the French line and at some
camp spots.
Time to plan the next one.
Cheers
Reply By: wholehog - Thursday, Jun 12, 2014 at 07:49
Thursday, Jun 12, 2014 at 07:49
Yes..the white daisy's..or lillies.
Damn stuff is everywhere..and its our own out there doing it too. :-(
For god sake it isn't hard to bag it and carry it, or use a shovel to dig a hole, and a match to get rid of it when you do it. :-)
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Reply By: Robin Miller - Thursday, Jun 12, 2014 at 10:43
Thursday, Jun 12, 2014 at 10:43
Congratulations Jimbo its a wonderful journey to undertake and tends to use all ones skills.
At least out there away from french line you see few while lilys.
Did you spend more time than our 20 minutes at geo centre , before heading off to find a reasonable
camp site.
I expect to be out at Erabenna no1 in a few weeks and I wonder if you can remember where the formed vehicle track starts near it.
Pretty sure its an obvious track south of the
well but don't know if a track exists much north of the
well ?
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Follow Up By: Member - gujimbo - Thursday, Jun 12, 2014 at 15:45
Thursday, Jun 12, 2014 at 15:45
Thanks Robin
It will be a trip to remember for a long time, our original intention was to head west after The Geo Centre but shot lines where non existent and the dunes big, we decided to just follow the swales sth aiming for Erabena
well.
We did the Biggest Morning Tea for the cancer council at the Geo Centre pics and link
biggest morning tea.
Going was very hard sth from Geo Centre, swales badly eroded and lots of vegetation did manage to find some nice long claypans which meant we could travel at 40klm/h!.
Cheers
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