Hey Fran. Make sure you pull into a couple of the photo stops between there and The boarder at 13 ks east of the boarder there is a spectacular lookout the best one of all there is plenty of room to park and you can go for a nice walk to the cliff which are not as steep here. You get a great view of the coast as it sweeps around to the west. 12 ks after the boarder is Eucla also a must . The old telegraph station.AT 113 ks east of the boarder you will see the first of the air strips that that are part of the high way.
12 ks west of C0ckelbiddy at a parking bay on your right hand side is the road into the big c0clkelbiddy caves it is easy to miss there is very little signage.
And remember you are not alowed to take ANY fresh fruit or honey or any raw wool products or raw bee product like bees wax ect they will be taken of you at Quarantine
You will enjoy this section it is spectacular I have been back and forth across there about 400-500 times in the road train in the last 1 years, and still wonder at the view every time
Cheers
The Hats
-- Edited by The Hats on Sunday 17th of August 2014 03:50:31 PM
-- Edited by The Hats on Sunday 17th of August 2014 03:51:38 PM
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Hello there Fran - great to hear of your travels and from your photos it looks as though you are seeing some wonderful places - good on you!!. Keep well and happy travels.
Thanx Hats, yes i'm ready for quarantine this time, yes i'll look out for those spots, WOW, how lucky you've been to experience this several hundred times.
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After leaving Echuca 2 nights ago we camped 10ft from the edge of the cliff at the 52km peg.....it was windy, raining and dark as hell with great waves crashing 100ft below us. I admit I was very apprehensive I can tell you. If you can, try camping there as it is an experience money cannot buy. No facilities and you will be on your own.
Good Luck.
After leaving Echuca 2 nights ago we camped 10ft from the edge of the cliff at the 52km peg.....it was windy, raining and dark as hell with great waves crashing 100ft below us. I admit I was very apprehensive I can tell you. If you can, try camping there as it is an experience money cannot buy. No facilities and you will be on your own. Good Luck.
Nearly lost the long rear wind out window of my then Avan Aliner camper trailer there Denis, there were strong northerly winds blowing out to sea, the roof was down and the window locked but it started to lift in the wind. On inspection, the hinges had worn through the rivets holding the window hinges. Had to wire and strap the window down.
We were parked sideways to the wind, if we had driven out into the wind before SWMBO noticed it the hatch would have ended up in the Bight for sure. Luckily the inside levers on the lower side of the window were locked tight and had Velcro holding them in place, as well as the lower chain wind out helping keep the window in place.
-- Edited by Vic41 on Sunday 17th of August 2014 06:24:04 PM
Hello Fran,
Love your photos - Head of the Bight is a great spot isn't it? We are currently camped at Camps7 site #13 and will be heading east tomorrow. We plan on stopping tomorrow night at a stack site about 10K on the SA side of the WA/SA border. Enjoy your trip. Brenda and Alan.
Well i never look whats just pulled up next to me, getting ready for it to leave. It has 2 pilot vans with it, going to Port Lincoln, only cost $15,000.00 to transport her.
Well i never look whats just pulled up next to me, getting ready for it to leave. It has 2 pilot vans with it, going to Port Lincoln, only cost $15,000.00 to transport her.
Fran, did you ask them how much longer it is going to take to get here, (Port Lincoln) I have been waiting for that to be delivered for the past 2 months.
Couple shots I took when last crossing the Nulla
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I've been reading your posts with great interest, and hope to follow in your footsteps one day b4 too long.
I'm a new member, still stuck in Sydney for a while, but my toyota hiace poptop is nearly fitted out and I'll be doing little trips b4 more serious adventures next year.
until then, I will read and watch with jealousy...
Oh Fran you are visiting the place i dreamt of visiting for years! Enjoy you for the both of us. ( I am loving your updates and living the moments through your posts)
Thank you for your beautiful update and photos!
Happy and safe travels and enjoy your sites
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I've been reading your posts with great interest, and hope to follow in your footsteps one day b4 too long.
I'm a new member, still stuck in Sydney for a while, but my toyota hiace poptop is nearly fitted out and I'll be doing little trips b4 more serious adventures next year.
until then, I will read and watch with jealousy...
r u travelling alone?
stay safe and happy,
Libby
Thanx Libby, yes myself, my husbands ashes and my grief bear - Fran
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Thanx Nelly
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Thanx Hats, yes i'm ready for quarantine this time, yes i'll look out for those spots, WOW, how lucky you've been to experience this several hundred times.
Thanks Dougwe, hmmm his a bit young thou
