Innamincka Update

Hi All

I hope I am not hijacking Willems thread, but I would like to wish all
those going to the Gathering at Innamincka, a Safe and Joyfull trip,
my Cook and I have been reading your various threads with great
interest, our Business commitments wont allow us to go this time,
but I guarantee we will attend the next one,I reckon we would
gain a hell of a lot of experience and knowledge, I would love to
meet some of the NO make that ALL of the Hard Cases lol I have been communicating with on this Forum.



Good Luck

Daza

P S. When I say Hard Cases I am not being offensive, it means
Fair Dinkum People.

The latest info that I can get is that across the sandhills, the road is perfect at the moment.

Watch the creek crossings out of Tibooburra, some are a bit rough at the bottom.

Dave

I am intending on comming in via Nappa Merrie so I will have to check before I leave as I may have to change plans LOL

Another 5 days of fine weather should dry it out a bit though (I hope)

Cheers Kev

Kev, you better look at my post on the weather front

Kev, Not sure why it was recommended to go via Camerons Corner.
I assume that the road is a bit cut up out there somewhere between Tib and Innaminka, but not too sure where.

Have you thought of coming via Three Ways ?????

I was going to tell Laura something, but can't remember what it was now.

Dave

You had to tell her to pack the spare motor as well as the Trivia questions LOL

From what I have found the track is open with extreme caution as it is very cut up, so nothing different to what I have been driving the Falcon work ute over then ;)

Cheers Kev

Bill

Don't know about the Bore Track. Best to ring the Innamincka Trading Post 08 86759900 or Bollards Lagoon Station.



Cheers

SandMan, I also asked about the Bore Track tonight, but was told that the best information about that would be from Bill at Cameron Cornerwhen we get there.
We will be there Monday.
Dave

Diesel, Firewood and food at a guess LOL

Laura

In small outback places Diesel and ULP are normally the same price and I assume that is what John Osborn meant.


Cheers