Friday, Apr 13, 2007 at 09:41
Over the past 30 odd years I have lived, worked and travelled in some of the most remote, harsh and inhospitable
places and loved every minute of them.
I joined this site in the expectation that fellow members would be of a similar mind set…those of us prepared to exchange and pass on first hand knowledge whether it be practical tips or trek notes etc. for us all to benefit from our respective experiences.
What one person finds worth the effort to go and see others may not and so all opinions are subjective…however if for example Port Warrender was simply another mud flat then there are others with easier access and probably not much different….the name “Port” implies that it may have been an old jetty or early landing ground for the pearlers or who knows…they may be some derelict
ruins maybe the name implies nothing and it is indeed an empty mud flat. A simple question answered by someone with knowledge may encourage others to go take a look or not bother…particularly as in this case, I expect the track is probably torturous on both people and vehicle for perhaps little reward at the end.
The fact that you bothered to reply to my post at all is disappointing….firstly because you have no knowledge of the area in question and secondly your effort of sarcasm
places you in the category of the type of people occasionally met on the road that the vast majority of us would prefer if you stayed at home annoying someone else.
Regardless of where I travel I go prepared for the expected as
well as the unexpected and as a consequence most of the situations encountered has been that of assisting other travellers less experienced or simpletons who seek no advice as to what they may encounter and have found themselves in situations beyond their capabilities…..fellow members can decide in what category you are placed.
Have a nice day.
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