Kimberley campfires

Thanks CJ.

For Parks I looked at this list for current permissions and then headed off to look at Purnululu and Ningaloo and kept coming up with negatives. Info was contradictory for Wolfe Ck Crater.

Hi

No fires allowed at Wolfe Creek Crater camp ground last time I was there ~ 2 years ago.



Cheers
Greg

No fires at Wolfe Creek 2015 but it was so cold some people had a fires and plenty of evidence of previous fires, however, not much to burn out there though - take your own in.

Bit OT, but last Oct, when we crossed the Simpson, we camped the 3rd night at 3 O'clock Ck, in Witjira N/P. No fires allowed, but there was plenty of evidence of fires scattered around the site. Probably a case of many people doing what they like, regardless of bans etc?

We had jaffles that night, cooked on a couple of heat bead tray thingies, that Les had picked up at Bunnings, before leaving Brisbane. Only just did the job!

Bob

Yeah, I can put the gas bottle brazier up on legs and that meets the rules in some campgrounds. Leaves no trace of ash. I also carry a chain saw or battery recip saw so as to burn small bits of timber and avoid the mess of half-burned logs left behind.

But rules is rules and we get enough bad press without blowing this one.

No, that's the thing. Something to warm the toes, to stare into and to fiddle with!

Isn't that what the wife is for Sigmund?...

Oops there I go being sexist mysoginistic and politically incorrect.

Oh well at least I still have my dog.

Cheers

Anthony

Hey Mechpete fire is life and death.Its the caveman instincts kicking in .

Nothing like a camp fire!
My granddaughter asked out camping the other day if I had a portable tv,I pointed at the fire and said yep , we watch that. it's amazing how long you can just gaze into the flames isn't it!
Hope everyone see's one soon
Cheers

Getting close just waiting for long range tank and be outa soon to be cold Adelaide but deserts cold at night perfect for camp fires