pardoo station
Submitted: Saturday, Jun 22, 2002 at 00:00
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greg henzell
Reply By: Member - Allyn - Tuesday, Jun 25, 2002 at 00:00
Tuesday, Jun 25, 2002 at 00:00
Greg
I live in
Port Hedland and can get you info if it's readily available at tourist bureau. Unfortunately I have not been there as yet and given the beating that they took from cyclone this year cannot say what it's like. They are open for business though as I drove past turn-off yesterday on way
home from
Kalumburu.
Here are some details I've taken from
Pilbara brochure (I can send if you give me details)
Pardoo Station- 120 km's north of PH, then travel 13km's on
well maintained gravel road. A/C twin & family rooms, share s/c kitchen. Cravan/
Camping area. Excellent fishing & Mud Crabbing (can vouch for that), BBQ's, Swimming
Pool, Fuel, Gas bottle refill, bait, I ce, Grocery/Liquor Store, credit card facility, no animals.
Ph: 08-9176 4930 website: www.users.bigpond.com/pardoo.station
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Follow Up By: Greg Henzell - Tuesday, Jun 25, 2002 at 00:00
Tuesday, Jun 25, 2002 at 00:00
Allyn It sounds like a great place would appreciate any brochures you can get us our postal addres is po box 505 caboolture qld 4510
We really appreciate your effort and it sounds as though you live in a great part of australia as we do here in se qld
regards greg
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Reply By: Ray - Tuesday, Jun 25, 2002 at 00:00
Tuesday, Jun 25, 2002 at 00:00
Greg, we went there in 98 they had just cleaned up after a cyclone then.
it was a typical station with junk and old toyotas everywhere.
the place was nothing great and a bit rough then, but it was interesting to see the old
homestead and some station type scenery and although we didn't catch any fish as we only stayed one nite, we did see some big salmon caught when the tide came in the creek.
The road in then was very good.
My wife and i often say that if we went west again we would call in for another go at fishing.
hope this helps a bit, regards Ray
Ps i think they lost a couple of sheds and 50 windmills in the cyclone the year before we were there.
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