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Eyre Highway in the 60's.


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With my upcoming trip across the Nullarbor, here's a few photos from some of my past trips across the old Eyre Highway in my volksy back in the 60's. I'll find more Eyre photos later.

Lance.



-- Edited by LanceS on Saturday 26th of August 2017 08:50:06 AM

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Wonderful pics and stories you have Lance. thumbsup.gif thumbsup.gif and about to make more. biggrin

Aussie Paul. smile



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Thanks Paul,..I'll dig out and post more of these old Eyre Highway photos as soon as I get myself organised. ( I've got quite a few of them).
Cheers.

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Shut the front gate!

Amazing shots there Lance. Bet ya great memories came flooding back when ya uploaded them.



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Those pictures certainly bring back memories, Lance

I was on that road (err track), in the 60's when there was 700 miles of dirt

The last time I went across that road, (err track) before it was bitumen, there was only 300 miles of dirt, but it started raining, and that 300 mile section, took me 10 hours to cross

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We have just come over the Nullarbor for the fourth or fifth time, never when it was dirt though. It would have been an amazing trip - and I love the VDub -and least with the windows shut it would be dustproof - hahahaha! I love the trip across or back!

Thanks for sharing.

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More pics, More pics......please...


Thank you

AL

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