Usually the water holes are permanent but with this prolonged drought, the only bits of water are stagnant and littered with dead animals. However, it’s a paradise for walkers, with several walks of varying lengths and levels of difficulty - Darryl and I did a couple and walked many steps!
The campground is very outback with just red dirt and the trees seem to have a disease and are struggling a little. Further along the water courses the trees are very healthy. It’s a pretty popular spot and our entertainment at times has been to watch the new folks come in and set up. The amenities left a bit to be desired and we’re very grateful we were able to enjoy our own en-suites.
We set off this morning and travelled along a dusty, and at times, very rough road to this park at White Cliffs. It’s not very busy here so can’t be a popular Easter holiday location!!
They have rain forecast here tomorrow and Monday so our plans are a bit up in the air! The roads all get closed if it’s wet so we could be here for a bit - or we’ll get to Wanaaring and maybe Hungerford before the rains - or if all else fails, there’s a bitumen road to Wilcannia. First we’ve got to find some opals and explore the town.
We can’t wait for tomorrow so we can finally get to enjoy Macy’s Easter gifts!! 🐣. We were pretty happy to hear the footy results - I’d even forgotten they were playing - with no mobile service you lose touch with what’s going on. We hope everyone is enjoying their Easter and special mention goes to Greg who’s celebrating a special birthday and to Hannah who celebrates tomorrow. Happy birthday you two ❌❌.
So from this part of the world to you, we send our love and best wishes.
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