Pick this Place

Sorry Pushy, not the bat cave

Looks very dry were ever it is did u notice what the bird was in your photo or was it your drone cheers

Hi Reggy

Yes still in drought and the bird was a kite of some breed and not a drone

Hi Stephen.

Looking at the bird and the habitat, I would say you have photographed a Peregrine Falcon.

Cheers,
Mike.

In SA, Stephen, or SW Qld?

Bob

Here in South Australia Bob and a place I had wanted to visit for a long time

Hi Stephen u still have not told us of that place u longed to visit .
Cheers

I showed pictures above, now waiting to see if anyone else has ever been there

For a change, it seems this place is a mystery.

Sorry John, not in Queensland

Sorry Garry

Not the Gammons or Flinders, hundreds of kilometres south east

The only other place that we came up with was Boolcoomatta Station or Kilabity Station where we were guests of both stations, and next door properties. We didn't get explore the whole of both stations. There were many rocky outcrops, and only walked some, especially on Boolcoomatta which is owned by Bush Heritage, of which we are member of the group. Paul at Kilabity gave a a mud map to see some of the sights.

This is on a working sheep station, and south of the Barrier Highway

Sorry Stephen, I will have to go back through Judy's trek notes and see if I can find an answer. Judy's keeps a daily record of our trips, and she has a fairly good memory. I have to trust the gate girl come navi. Other than this I am stumped yet again by your travels and knowledge

Honestly thought it would have gone off real quick, so it goes to show if it’s not on a major tourist route, the average person is not going to know about it.

Looks like another secret of the bush

Ah ha, this is your own back yard, and there is so much to see. One cannot see everything, it would take more than life time to see just what you want to see. Some people like myself may rely on others, like yourself, for suggestions to place on their wish list. I like to pick a different route for every trip, including existing and former mail runs to see different country as well as research the area, call station owners for permission. I do admire people like yourself for your gift of knowledge and experience. No, I am not looking or fishing for an answer, as we yet come across it and appreciate even more. I would like to thank you also for your effort as a moderator, it's a tough job. I followed one of your last posts till it was eliminated. Keep up the good job, and keep us proud.

Just sent you a members message Garry, let me know if you do not receive it.


Regards


Stephen