Mt Magnet
Submitted: Monday, Oct 10, 2011 at 00:58
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rocka
Can anyone tell me what the
wildflowers are like between
geraldton, Mt Magnet and
Paynes Find at the moment?
Were thinking of taking the van for a run thru there in a couple of weeks the handbrake not sure if its worth the trip.
Rocka
Reply By: Old Dave - Monday, Oct 10, 2011 at 10:51
Monday, Oct 10, 2011 at 10:51
Hi Rocka,
We are going up there this week after seeing my doctor to
check my scans
after finnishing my chemo,
we would like to see any
wildflowers but if not it will give us a brake we have
not been on the road for quite a while.
Regards Dave.
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Reply By: Member - Duncan W (WA) - Monday, Oct 10, 2011 at 10:53
Monday, Oct 10, 2011 at 10:53
Was through there a fortnight ago with Australasia Safari.
Geraldton to Mt Magnet the flowers are starting to die off. Only saw a small patch of everlastings . The Mulla Mulla are pretty thick though, both purple and white. We were only on the main road for the most part but still pretty, but no where near what has been reported in the past. Didn't go down to
Paynes Find.
BTW for those travelling east the golden gravillea along the Gt Eastern Hwy between Kal &
Southern Cross are very spectacular.
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Reply By: rocco2010 - Monday, Oct 10, 2011 at 12:16
Monday, Oct 10, 2011 at 12:16
Gidday
You dont want to think the everlastings on the roadsides are all there is, after they have died off there is still plenty too see. There are heaps of
reserves through the midwest where you may have to hop out of the car and walk into the bush a bit but you will find all sorts of things. A bit closer to
home you could head up to Wongan Hills early November and
check out the verticordias (the feather fllowers) in the Reynoldson reserve just up the road to Ballidu. I has been a good year rainfall wise there so they should put on a good show.
Cheers
Rocco
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