WALKERS CROSSING

Hey Willem, are you surfing the net as Judith drives ;-))

Nah!! Was still home and now home again!!! See post 52725


Anyway I don't have that sort of fandangled equipment to surf while driving....LOL

Cheers

It is always better to have at least two sites to compare.

For instance, the SA Government site does not show any reference for the Walkers Crossing Track. (Interesting as it's a public road)

The section of the Oodnadatta Track between William Creek and Bopeechee (and down to Roxby) is showing "closed due to rain" (20th Dec) but currently only showing "caution due to road works" on this site.

I'm not being critical of any individual site as they are all valuable sources of information, but they can only be as accurate as the information source that updates them.

Look at the reference sites and if in any doubt, ring the Rangers, or Police station, close to where a problem area may be observed.

Finally, be prepared for unplanned delays anywhere in the Outback regions. Carry sufficient food and water and if you need to "camp" on the side of the road for a day or two while conditions improve, (or stay longer at one location) you will not be disappointed with the delay.

Ha! Ha!

Good one Laura.

Or, you could spend $100 on a good sand flag (payed that for mine some years ago) then use it at every opportunity.
Even on the overpass to the Shopping Centre:-))

Guess what We're gonna do to the "big white" uhf aerial???? Strap 'er up with fluro orange or yellow tape!!!

Laura

Try the silver innards out of your first wine cask. Cheap and enjoyable and no loss at the end. Seems to work for me

Cheers

Chris