Chamberlain Gorge

June 11th 2012
Gibb River Road – ‘5’ El Questro 11th June 2012 Today is not a long day only 32 Klm up the Gibb River Rd and then a further 16 Klm into El Questro, but, we do have a river crossing that has become a ‘right of passage’ for many seeking adventure in the past, the Pentecost River just 9 klm from Home Valley Station. The Pentecost River rises below the Durack Range and flows n ... read more

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Hi, we are Mike and Trish and about to start the next phase of our lives. Over thirty years ago we travelled from London to Kathmandu which instilled in us a love of travel. We live in Australia and since our initial adventure have done the "family thing". During this period we have maintained our travel bug by regular trips OS but mostly by 4WDing and camping trips throughout this great country. Now it is time to do the big lap, "The Wrong Way Around." We have sold up in Kyneton, Victoria and put into storage what we wish to keep to furnish our next 'base' and the plan is to travel for at lea... full info

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18th July 2012

Matty
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Better option
Looks like your own boat was a far better option anyway!

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