Photos from the Canning Stock Route

At 10:45am Monday morning I was at Alice Springs Airport waiting to board a plane for home.
At 4:00pm I was walking through the front door at home. Now that is how to get from Alice Springs to home in half a day.

Some photos from the Canning.

First a new vehicle that has graced the track since last year. A Pajero abandon in the bowl of a sand dune between Well18 and Well19.

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The toilet at Durba Springs. I think that the fire started from inside the collection bag under the building.

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The new sign at the turn off to Calvert Range.

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As you can see by the sign access is allowed as long as prior permission is granted.

After we spent 2 nights at Calvert Range, we were the only convey in there at the time, we then spent 2 nights at Durba Springs being the only visitors at that time.

The new toilet at Georgia Bore.

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The fire pit.

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While the improvements to the camping area at Georgia Bore are good, rubbish was being dumped in the fire pits. There look like a bin so they will get used as a bin and not for what they were intended for.
I know they were put in by volunteers recently and we can all appreciate that but I think that the design is wrong for a fire pit.

Apart from that the Canning Stock Route is still out there with a few more vehicles driving it, but we still managed to go 4 days with out seeing another vehicle, just camels.

Wayne