Leaving Warburton at about 7 AM just after we did another drive around the settlement (Daimens Permission) It was sat morning and not a sole in sight,
The weather was perfect though a little cold at night.
The country side was really quite green with a few rolling hills, (I guess the edge of the Warburton range).
we started to see lots of camels some of their own and other groups of 20 or more. Had some on coming traffic as the day wore on. Around the settlements the locals have vehciles that have no windscreens, you can always spot a local a mile away as there windscreens a so clean. stopped to refuel again this time the fuel was 15 cents a ltr cheaper and when I said how cheap it was the owner said that thats his discount shopper docket HE HE.
The road is a bit bumpy and rutted but we were averaging about 90 KLM per hour, that helped smooth out the ride. we saw three Dingos on the road and when we stopped to take a pic they just stared at us till we drove off
The Dust was as thick as ever, but we are still enjoying ourselves.
Gota get this posted CU T and M
The weather was perfect though a little cold at night.
The country side was really quite green with a few rolling hills, (I guess the edge of the Warburton range).
we started to see lots of camels some of their own and other groups of 20 or more. Had some on coming traffic as the day wore on. Around the settlements the locals have vehciles that have no windscreens, you can always spot a local a mile away as there windscreens a so clean. stopped to refuel again this time the fuel was 15 cents a ltr cheaper and when I said how cheap it was the owner said that thats his discount shopper docket HE HE.
The road is a bit bumpy and rutted but we were averaging about 90 KLM per hour, that helped smooth out the ride. we saw three Dingos on the road and when we stopped to take a pic they just stared at us till we drove off
The Dust was as thick as ever, but we are still enjoying ourselves.
Gota get this posted CU T and M
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