Recent Gunshot Creek photos

Hi,I have photos of Gunshot taken end June 2010, but not sure how to load, would find it easier to email if possible, cheers Bill

Hi tussled
Went through there sep 2010, would have changed heaps over the last few years, happy to email them through
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Try these threads for some photos from mid 2010:

- Bloomfield Track OTT to Cape
- OUCH at Gunshot

Hope that helps,
Andrew

2009.............

Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 Motorhome

These are from late June 2010

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Taken end of June 2010

Alan

Russler,

This shot was taken from the northern side of Gunshot Creek in September 2010. We did not attempt to do the crossing but drove around instead, it was a far better drive than attempting to do Gunshots


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I am now starting to call it Gunshots Creek because of all the different approaches to the crossing.

The first time I made that crossing was back in 1990 when there was only one way across and the vehicles had to be winched down, we also took all our rubbish with us.

Wayne

Russler

All the above answers are accurate.
I was there three years, every year is different. The "chicken run" in 2010 did not even exist as an alternative in 2010, and in 2008 it was dead easy - I even had the kids have a go
Message is that it will most certainly be very very different in future years again
CJ

In my opinion it is only the idiot that goes through the hard track at gunshot - What point are they trying to make?

INHO It is a cleaver 4 x 4 driver that finds the way that takes less stress for the car - Only do the stupid way if it is the only way or to get out of trouble.

Been a lot of vehicles damaged at this location just so some person could prove ,,, well

Cheers Tony

Thanks all,

It looks like a new 'easy way' has been cut through since 2004. Back then even the 'easy one' was fairly steep (far RHS as you were looking south - it sort of hooked down into the creek). OK going down, but there was no going up without a winch.