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Published: June 10th 2013
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This morning we drove from Leigh Creek to Quorn. This was only a short trip for us. We arrived in Quorn by lunchtime, had some lunch and then had a walk around the Town. We went to the Information Centre and learnt about the Pitchi Richi Railway.
"The Pichi Richi Railway is an operating museum, operating regular heritage train journeys on the oldest remaining section of the famous narrow-gauge old Ghan railway.
Pichi Richi Railway is located at Quorn, in South Australia's Flinders Ranges. Trains depart from
Quorn and Port Augusta. The railway is operated, maintained and managed by the dedicated volunteers of the Pichi Richi Railway Preservation Society Inc."
Later in the afternoon we drove out to Warren Gorge. The rock strata of Warren Gorge was laid down between 800 and 570 million yrs ago and comprises of quartzite and dolomite.
There is a beautiful camping ground out at the Gorge (no powered sites ). We sighted quite a few yellow footed wallabies and lots of kangaroos.
We stayed at the Quorn Caravan Park tonight.
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Robyn
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Funny name for a railway
are you going to take a train ride?