Thursday, Sep 02, 2021 at 18:15
G Day Warrie
I guess the shear numbers that visit these
places are going to bring change to track conditions. Especially in the past couple of years. Our first visit was in 2006 & we hardly saw another vehicle & tracks were much less eroded than now. You're never going to change that & as the numbers increase it's probably only going to get worse.
As for the stickers, I think they are only a minor problem & we would only leave one where there are already many. We normally only put them up at locations where you are invited to leave your mark. Usually for a donation to the RFDS
I still can't figure out why anyone would bend the old telegraph poles.........
On this trip most people we met were ok as far a I could see but there were a few cowboys out there also that seem to me like they are trying to prove something.
They are probably not the type to watch my videos........ Ha ! Don't really care anyway.
From our videos you can see our approach to these trips are relaxed. I found it a pretty easy drive without any real amount of effort but we did bypass Gunshot. As we travel alone & don't rely on back up we need to be sensible.
I hope you enjoy you future travels & don't let the numbers of visitors spoil it for you. Or find more remote
places to visit........ as unfortunately things are only going to get busier as the access becomes easier. There are many sections of bitumen all the way to Bramwell now! Was none of that back in 2006!
Cheers
Paul
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