Simpson crossing again.

Submitted: Wednesday, Jan 05, 2011 at 12:35
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Hi all, I didn't want to Hijack the other fellows thread about this, we will be crossing the Simpson West to East from the 11 April to the 15 April this year, after the Anne Beadell Hwy while on our way to Cape York. There will be 2 vehiclesin total both towing Camper Trailers, bearing in mind the earliness of the season (sand compaction of the different ways across) I am finding it a bit hard to choose between the French line and the WAA line, although with the tracks sand compaction in mind, am now leaning towards the French line out of the two, due to its likelihood of having more traffic to harden it up a bit. Both vehicles and CT/s are adequately prepped and we have plenty of self recovery equiptment. The questions to the seasoned Simpsonites are which would be the easier crossing? and what sort of temparature highs and lows can we expect? Please no sermons from the Mount on " you shouldn't tow trailers across the Simpson" Constructive input from people who have towed on a crossing gladly anticipated, with our travel plans, leaving them at Mount Dare is not an option. Thanks in advance, Kanga.
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