Camping around Millstream

Thanks Mark
I will endeavour to look up Ricky
You can't beat local knowledge when it comes to these things
Norm

Thanks for that Looks like an Ideal camp spot
TA Norm

Hi Joe and Mel
I appreciate your concern as to the temp,but we hope to camp near water
so we should be able to cool off.Sure must have been hot when you were out there
Norm

Hi again Norm

I have to agree with Joe and Mel, as when I was in the area (when I met Ricky and his wife), I actually failed to put my thongs on one day to go to the outside toilet. I received treatment on the bottom of my feet for some 12 days afterwards for the burns and blisters, and that was about a ten metre dash across the hot ground (cement).

These days my feet have adjusted, as except when I am welding, I do not wear shoes at all.

Cheers

Even the water is warm at that time of the year. We were there late October last year and it was unbearable. Enjoy the views.

yep i lived in TP for 7 years and worked for the council for 5 of them as a mechanic and spend a lot of time out bush, at that time of the year it is simply to hot, any water left is simply to dirty and hot to go near, any places other than Karajini and Millstream will have cattle around them and not be very nice at all, flies are horrendus and it gets humid with the rains....
The road crew took mid Dec to start of Feb off every year as equipment would overheat and ac's would cut out so i was not worth it .............

I have some photos of a storm and heavy rain is falling and evaporating about 20M from the ground, never even hit the ground......
Toolbox INSIDE and big toolbox and after driving, not sitting in the sun, tools were so hot had to run water over them just to use them.....

Man it was so hot i need a beer now just remembering it
Cheers
Joe