Monday, May 04, 2015 at 20:33
Hi again OBJ
By phone is the best method, if you can get him to answer. If you do get to do the Anne Beadell, east to
Coober Pedy, work on 2 to 3 days, travelling very slow, eg 20 - 40 kph and make sure your tyre pressures are down to about 18psi.
Travelling this way and stopping very regular will give both you and your vehicle a reprieve from the survre corrugations. As above I find this section the worst part of the trip and will avoid it where possible. But having said that if you still do not rush the trip, it is still a great drive.
As for camping along the way, for some reason, most people try to make Tallaringa
Well as a nights camping location. Take my work, but there are far better
places to find a
camp than there. You will not find a scrap a firewood, yet kilometres either side of it, there is all the dead Mulga you could ever hope for, and better camping options,
well these are just my thoughts anyway.
If you open the link above for the
Maralinga Range Tours, you will see the correct phone number to contact Robin, as
well as his own private email. Just keep leaving phone messages and he should eventually get back to you.
Cheers
Stephen
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