Peake

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The Simpson 2026

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Bendleby Rangers 2026

It’s the June long wkend and it’s our annual trip to Bendleby ranges.

Kevin, Sharon, Steve and I managed to head up during the day, it rarely happens for Steve and myself.

Kevin and Sharon arrived ahead of us and had set up camp, we arrived about 5pm and headed to camp after we paid our fees and got essential supplies from the office,

We were setting up camp, when Sharon and Kevin came up to us and said they had somehow left their bedding at home. I had a couple of blankets that they could use I didn’t want them to freeze after all after I gave them the blankets we sat around the fire, where Kev and Sharon were preparing to cook dinner over the coals.

Greg and bridge arrived and setup. Bridget also offered Kevin and Sharon a quilt, as it was going to get cold over the wkend Sharon gladly took it.

We all sat around the fire till about midnight before retiring to bed.

Following morning we got up, had breakfast before we all aired down. Sharon had a sore neck as she didn’t have a pillow, so Steve offered his as he doesn’t really use one. We made our way to the office so Bridget and Greg could pay and to get instructions of the tracks from Charlie.

We started on the hungry highway which had some gnarly decants. Kevin didn’t realise we were doing “the gnarly stuff” so soon, so asked if he could pull up so he could put on his Go Pro.

We travelled along the highway till we hit the turnoff at north fence. We went right and travelled the track till we got to aeroplane gorge where we stopped for lunch.

Billy goats ridge

We got to the start of the ridge; nobody was ahead of us. Greg went first and made it up then Bridget. Kevin got hung up on one of the step ups, Greg come down to spot him he reversed back and tried again and made it up, we followed and had no issues, although I thought the car was sliding as we went up the last step up.

Sharon did well on her first ever billy goat climb, she made it up 90% of the way before she had to get out, apparently going in reverse freaked her out. A credit to Sharon, for making it the far, as my first attempt of billy goat was walking the entire track.

After billy goat we proceeded onto king’s ridge where we stopped at a look out for photos, the views were the greenest I have ever seen. We continued and made our way back to camp via the front track.

Arrived back at camp, got the fire going and sat around for a bit Sharon had finally calmed down with a glass of wine.

Well done to everyone for completing billy goat with no damage.

We all got tea going and I did rice pudding for dessert, much better this time around.

Kevin and Sharon retired early, I wasn’t that far behind them, our nice warm van was calling me.

I believe the others stayed up for a little bit before going to bed

Bendleby ranger’s side

After breakfast we headed towards hidden valley to the new track. We got to a spot where we could take photos of the stunning views. A lady named Janice was behind us, she was on her own and I when up to her to see if she wanted to pass us and she was quite happy to stay behind us. I gave her our UHF channel if she needed any help. We continued to the look out, and I approached Janice again to make sure she had her UHF on she wasn’t sure if it was working so when she put it on our channel it did work, she was very appreciative. We had lunch at hidden valley gorge where Janice continued to her camp.

After lunch we travelled down to Kokoda track to the Solly’s well turnoff towards gum creek drive.

Greg went up the link track that Charlie had mention was boggy and chewed up, it was doable for Greg in his car, but others might have been slipping and sliding all over the place. We waited for Greg at the turnoff for Greg to come own.

The headed to the lookout for more photos at gum creek; after doing gum creek we went to the look out sunset ridge. Took some photos, my7 selfie stick was having a moment, when another lady approached and said she could take the photo. We left sunset and went to the love heart lookout for more photos.

It was getting cold, so we made our way back to camp after the photos.

We got to camp we lit the fire and sat around to teatime, which we all ate and cleaned up by 6pm

We sat around the fire and was surprised it was a tad warmer than the previous night’s we also completed another giant lucky square.

I went to bed around 10pm Kevin and Sharon slightly earlier, while Steve, Greg and Bridget stayed up.

Following morning we all had brekkie and began to pack up; we were out off camp by 9am. we went to the office to sign out and back for the following year.

We proceeded to leave Bendleby whilst Greg was chatting with Danny from Dobinson’s, we knew he would catch up, which he did before we hit the bitumen.

It was another fabulous trip away with the Dirtydeeds family.

 Trip by Michelle

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CHalks Camp Cooking wkend

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Easter-Wrights Bay

The journey down

We kicked things off meeting at with Greg Bridget Steve Michelle Brenton mark Nicole before rolling out towards Tailem bend the expressway threw everything it could at us with car accidents and heavy traffic, but sprits stayed high as we pushed onto meet Ron waiting at the shell Tailem bend,

After regrouping refuelling and a quick pit stop, we made our way toward Kingston with traffic easing we enjoyed a cruisy run before a much-needed coffee stop at the OTR fuel for cars and drivers before tackling the final leg to wright’s bay campground

Of course, it wouldn’t be a proper trip with out a bit od weather the rain set in on the way but still rolled into camp around 10.30pm thankfully the drizzle stopped while we all parked up and wound down with a few laughs before calling it a night.

Day 1 Friday sand scenery and teamwork

After a well eared sleep in and gearing up we hit the tracks and made our way onto long beach cruising towards r9obe the sand was kind at us early making for a relaxed and scenic run.

For robe we entered little dip conservation park and aired down before heading into the dunes. The track derived stunning coastal views as we weaved between scrub and beach.

Then came the first real challenge

A soft patch of sand saw one of us sliding down a dune towards the incoming tide me it was me with the slop too steep to climb and my tyres digging Depper trying to go forward it turned into a full team effort the solution reverse further down towards a rocky section turn around and power back up meanwhile Ron  found himself bogged further up the track but managed to recover with a bit of digging and lower tyre pressures.

Crisis turned into triumph, and we celebrated with a group photo further up the beach through not without Michelle taking unexpected dive into the sand if only my GoPro didn’t run out of battery

Lunch followed on the beach before we wrapped up the drive near Nora crania a quick stop in robe to check out the light house and old gaol ruins added a bit of history and more laughs Michelle getting stuck and Greg threating to throw the midget back.

The group spilt briefly with a few headings to mount Benson winery for a tasting while others grabbed a fire pit for camp the evening wrapped up perfectly good food a warm fire and great company.

Day 2 Saturday slow pace and good vibes

Saturday was all about taking it easy same stayed back at camp enjoying games and the warmth while others ventured in to robe only to find the town absolutely packed with coffee lines stretching 20+ deep

Later in the day a crew headed back to mount Benson winery no complaints there to stock up for the night ahead.

Back at camp we were joined by Steve and Michelle’s family enjoyed an incredible cob loaf courtesy of kylie and settled in for another night around the fire.

Day 3 Sunday dunes recoveries and action

Sunday was go time finishing the robe to Beachport run

After packing up we hit the Nara crania bypass tracks aired down and got stuck into it.

The early section was straightforward before we hit our first real test a steep rutted dune climb.

An Amarok ahead of us had already been defeated and he had to back down to drop his air pressures he let as all go ahead and we took it on one by one each vehicle climbed successfully cheered on by a full-blown spectator squad at the top.

Further along the play areas delivered some proper fun then came our first recovery Steve lost momentum mid climb and was well and truly planted Greg steeped in with a clean snatch recovery to get things moving again.

Not long after while mucking around Greg himself found the exact same spot purely for training purposes of course giving me the chance to test out my shiny ne recovery setup with a successful snatch

After plenty of dune runs and laughs, we continued stopping for lunch before completing the track near Beachport a quick stop for photos airing up and a fuel run cheaper than robe always a win and we were back at camp

That night the weather turned again rain set in but stubborn few of us held strong around the fire umbrellas up until it finally forced as under cover even then the laughs didn’t stop with surprise visitors including a rogue bird in the caravan earlier in the day and a rain moth that didn’t last long in Greg’s presence

Being tossed to a firry death in the fire pit

Day4 Monday pack up and roll out

We woke to a calm foggy morning after a night of steady drizzle packing up wet camp gear is never fun, but spirits were still high as we wrapped up.

Mark and Nicole hit the road early. with the rest of us convoying back shortly after a quick fuel stop in Kingston and then it was smooth sailing back to Adelaide muddy tired but already taking about the next trip

By Alex

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Keith Jetsprint Race

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Sunset Murray Tour Trip

We had a total of 7 vehicles, Steve and me, Greg and Bridget, Ron, Brenton, Mark, Kevin and Sharon.

We met at MT pleasant caravan park with me on a walking stick due to a flare up and Bridget on crutches due to an ankle injury, once all arrived, we set off to meet Ron at Murray bridge. We all travelled smoothly to the first camp in the Murray sunset national park.

This was the fist trip in the new camper for Steve and I, once we were all setup we sat around for a bit, had a few beverages before going to bed

The camper was very comfortable, and I didn’t have too many issues getting up and down the ladder, even with the flare up.

Once we all had breakfast we set off towards the tracks.

We didn’t have any issues we the tracks but, in some places, they needed a big prune. The tracks were very wet in some places as we all found out. The first obstacle was a large water crossing, Greg made it through, but Kevin and Sharon were stuck.

Mrak tried to get through to the right of Kevin, but he too was getting stuck he kept going back and forth and was coming close to kevins car, but he finally got out.

Greg reversed back and snatched out Kevin and Sharon it came to our turn, and we got stuck where Kevin did Greg got into position to snatch us out, but Steve first had to take off his boots and socks and get into the water to hook up the snatch strap. We were snatched out no problem and Ron and Breton came through without hassle.

When we all got though, Steve had to clean his feet and Kevin noticed he had a flat tyre. Kevin got down and dirty to change the tyre with the help of everyone

We continued and decided to find a spot to stop for lunch, once lunch was had we continued with the tracks, before heading to camp

We arrived at camp and setup and relaxed for a bit before cooking later that night we sat around the fire.

The next morning, we packed up and set off again we did some tracks and we came to a section that had water everywhere Greg proceeded through the water and almost made it to the end when he become stuck very stuck he had to climb out the passenger side door to get out. Everyone else decided to not follow Greg on this occasion and went around the right of him, thus sections also had a lot of water, but we got through.

We all parked up ahead of Greg, Kevin had backed up close to the waters edge to snatch him out when Kevin got out of his car, boom his was on his back the track was extremely slippery, fortunately Kevin was ok couldn’t say the same for his white t shirt.

While Kevin was already muddy, he jumped right in and hooked up Greg to be snatched out. Greg’s car was finally freed and when he opened the door, the water came out, the camper too had a little bit of water in it but not enough to damage anything.

We stopped at the shearer’s quarters, where same off as used the toilet while others checked out the quarters when Bridget got out of her car to put on the oven she forgot to put it tin park and frantically tried to jump back in but she was on crutches so she had no chance I couldn’t see who stopped their car bit it was stopped elegantly on to of a little mound.

When we got to camp later that afternoon Greg aired out his car and van.

The tracks had made everyone’s cars fifthly yet somehow Greg’s car seemed a lot cleaner than the other cars.

After we had dinner and cleaned up, we sat around the fire and had some laughs and giant lucky squares.

All went to bed ready for the next day

We all packed up ready to head back and when we got back to the first night camping spot we aired up on the side off the road ready to travel back to mannum.

We all had A fantastic time and big cheer for Kevin for really getting down and dirty when it was needed

Another great trip with great company looking forward to the next trip

By Michelle

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Loveday Came and try day

Loveday 4wd park 2026

We had 12 cars in total for the weekend.

We arrived at Maccas Smithfield where Greg, Bridget, Lisa, Trevor, Gracye and Connor were waiting. We were initially waiting on bens mum delivering some shirts but as we were earlier then expected we arranged to meet her on the side of the road just outside nuriootpa.

We arrived at the meeting point and Bridget held back to collect the tops and caught up to the convoy shorty after.

We made good time and arrived at loveday tavern just after 7.30pm, where we met up with ben and James. We all paid our ees and headed off to our campsite to setup where we met Kevin and Sharon that already setup.

Once we setup we sat around the campfire until bedtime. The following morning, we all had breakfast and aired down to meet the others at the tavern for a 9am. Neil arrived at camp at 8.30am and air down.

We arrived at the tavern where martin was waiting, we were just waiting for Cameron and lily Laurie and Jodie and Cameron (jeep) or as we know him (ronin Dex from stargate allantois, Jodie picked up on the resemblance first)

Jodie and Laurie were running late and once arrived we made it out on the tracks at about 9.45am

We all did the new track, which was just a loop track and then proceeded to do the tour track. First casualty was Greg front bolt for the sway link had broken, and Trevor and Neil help repair with some cable ties to get him moving again.

Bood shaker track everyone adjusted bra straps and proceeded though to the welcum track with a few twists and bumps and dips. 150 bumps track, I lost count of the bumps, so I’m assuming the number is still 150.

Onto the divorce track, a few holes to get through with a couple of technical spotting to do, a to the few got though the dipper and made it with no damage.

We all went onwards to the main track, and stop-ed as Neil had to check his light bar, (we all thought it was a bulbar check, but it was to fix his light bar with duct tape and all good)

We proceeded onto 3 climbs.

3 hill climbs

Greg, ben, Neil, martin, James, and Cameron (ronin Dex) were all having fun until Neil had bent his trailing arm. Neil and Trevor and family headed back to the tavern to get Neils car fixed, in the taverns workshop. Everyone headed back to the tavern for lunch and Greg, Trevor, martin and Laurie assisted and Neil supervised. They took the trailing arm out and pressed it back into shape.

Greg (r) recovery point was bent further during his climbs.

Playground

A few went out to the playground and had a bit of fun, Laurie got stuck on top of hill, which required martin to help give them a pull to get momentum to get out their low belly issues, once they were able to over, they continued playing in the playground.

It came over the radio that Cameron (ronin Dex) had lost his number plate, several times, Steve was just letting them nowhere the number plate was.

Once everyone was back at the tavern, Neil noticed something hanging down underneath Laurie’s car, so he pulled into the taverns workshop and had noticed that the fuel support strap had come loose. Trevor, Neil and Greg went to help getting it back on it needed some muscle to get it on. Everyone had dinner back at the tavern, I had chips and gravy and they were amazing.

After tea. We said good buy to those that were just visiting for the day. Then we head back to cap to relax with a few beverages.

We finished the lasted giant lucky squares and had a cheese platter for dessert we did a birthday cake for Bridget, but by the cake got to her the candles had blown out in the wind.

We sat around the fire before going to bed, ready for an early departure due to the heat.

Anther great weekend had with the Dirtydeeds family

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Coorong National Park Beach Front Trip

Coorong Trip Report

Greg, Bridget, Steve, Michelle, Mark, Brenton. Cameron and Lily all met at Mt Pleasant Oval.

With Mark leading we headed off towards Murray Bridge and beyond. Just out of Murray Bridge we could hear Dave on the radio having a few heating problems so pulled over to let the vehicle cool down. He ended up a couple of km’s in front of us heading to Tailem Bend. Here Cameron pulled over for a bathroom stop, and we picked up Ron along the road.

The main convoy met Dave at Meningie who was in the car wash trying to call his car down. Those that needed to fill up as this was the last fuel stop until Monday. We waited for Cameron to catch up and in the meantime, Alex was 10 minutes behind, so we continued to wait.

We all arrived at 42 Mile campsite about 9:30pm and looked for a spot to set up for the night, as there was not much room, we found an area with 1 car and room for us. It was not until the next morning we realised this 1 car has occupants sleeping in it and wondered what they thought going to bed the only ones around and waking up to 9 cars and 3 trailers surrounding them.

That’s right 9 cars and 3 trailers (Greg, Dave and Cameran) on the trip, what a great turnout.

The next morning, we had breakfast and aired down ready to head directly onto the beach. We alternated a car and one towing with Alex originally treated as a towing vehicle due to being a new potential member. The sand was not as soft as we first expected with everyone enjoying the soft sand. Alex was the first to fish tail her back end and go the front a little stuck but by backing out she self-recovered. This was the only incident we had over the weekend. We missed the turnoff to 32 Mile and continued to Wreck Crossing turnoff.

He Mark, Greg, Alex and Brenton drove off the beach and headed to the campsite to have a look around while the others waited on the beach. During the wait Bridget checked her tyre pressure and realised they had increased by 3 psi so put them back down again and suggested to others to check. Once the others rejoined us, we continued along the beach to 28 Mile turn off where this time Mark, Greg with Lily, Alex, Brenton, Steve and Michelle visited the campsite as this one had a toilet.

Again, once all back together we started to look for somewhere to camp for the afternoon, this was about lunch time when we set up for the afternoon. A few went for a fish with Alex catching a total of 4 fish, and 3 crabs, Brenton caught 2 fish and 1 crab but a lot of weed fish, Dave did not catch everything. We all had a touch of sun getting burnt while swimming and had a pod of 4 dolphins swim past. That afternoon and evening was windy which was blowing the sand enough to annoy.

Sunday brought much the same as Saturday with continuing along the beach towards the Granites this time Lily was diving Cameron’s car. We arrived as the Granites by morning teatime, and everyone had an opportunity to take photos in front of the rocks. Michelle and Steve went for a drive up to the top carpark looking for a toilet without any luck. Once all photos were taken, we continued along the beach towards Kingston this time pulling up camp again about lunch time on the beach above high tide.

A few went for a drive into Kingstone to fuel up and get things they required, a couple also visited the Big Lobster. This time the wind was still up and not as hot, fishing was again on the agenda but did not last long when Brenton hooked Alex in the ankle total accident due to the tide, current and wind. That afternoon a few thought they saw a Shark out in the water while others said it was a Seal; we decided to call it as Seal Shark. That evening it was decided to have an early night and get an early start on Monday as the weather was going to be hot.

Monday morning started off nicely while we packed up but quickly heated up. Dave, Cameron and Lily had a later start and left after the main convoy. With the main convoy stopping at Salt Creek for a toilet stop and Meningie again for a fuel and food stop. We all continued home going our own way and making it safely. Dave had a flat tyre about 10 minutes away from his house but finally got there.

Mark did very well as trip leader and it was great to have a moving camp, waking up at a different view each morning. Having the number of cars was also a bonus and great to see. I had a ball and have heard others would like to see more of these types of trips.

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Christmas Trip 

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Eagle View come and try Day

Eagle View Trip Report

On the Friday we camped at the reserve near eagle view. Mark was first at the site with Greg & Bridget followed by Brenton then Lilly, Cameron and willow. We setup camp sites and sat around with absolutely no comfort fire. We positioned our car with the wind behind it to shade us from the rain. About 10pm I went to bed followed by Laurie. Steve and Michelle met up at camp in the morning.

We all met at the eagle view office on the sat morning at 9am with the newbies Alex, John and a friend of Ben's James. Lots of kangaroos were checking us out as we made our way slowly up the track to the top. for a photo op & drone out.

We all followed along until we got to the hard tracks and split into 2 groups. hard and easy. I encouraged Lilly to go into Laurie’s car to see what the hard tracks were like; she gave a hug and kiss to Cameron before she left him. when she got back, she said she loved it.

Alex found out what a Bullbar check means. A few mud puddles were around the track. there was a slightly big puddle, so I decided to do what my husband does but went too slow and just stopped in the middle of it. I was laughing my head off at the thought of thinking if Laurie can do it so can I. Michelle said I should have checked the depth, I know I should have but it was too tempting. I tried to reverse out but it was no use. Alex and John helped with snatching me backwards. I was still laughing.

On our way again to enjoy the views and tracks. We stopped for lunch, and the air fryer is the best thing ever for a pie, nice and crunchy. After we got moving, I was a bit hesitant at any puddles, but they were only small ones. Lilly & Cameron fell into a little rut and got out of it themselves. It was just a casual stroll down the hill.

Bridget got into Jodie’s car so she could video the guys coming down the hard tracks around the other side.

We all made it down safely, arrived back at the office to sign out. We said goodbye to Alex, John, Ben and James and we hope to see them again on another trip, they said they enjoyed it very much.

The rest of us headed back to camp, Laurie and I put our weber roast on with veg. we all sat around telling stories and having a couple drinks. Awesome end to the day. Hard track report will be told by the other group.

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Alpana Station

Flinders rangers

We had 4 cars for the trip and our group consisted of me Michelle, Steve, Bridget, Greg, Brenton and Ron  

Once we all arrived at the meeting point, we headed towards our campsite at willow springs. Once we made it through the traffic, it was a pleasant drive …. until about 4 kilometres out from burra bypass turnoff, we hit a kangaroo.

we tried to swerve to avoid it but no it hit. Greg and Bridget said it come out from behind us in a ball, we pulled over to check for damage, and we lost the front p0assenger tyre centre hubcap.

We stopped at the regular toilet spots, before we arrived at terowie to top up with diesel. We proceeded on, with me constantly on the lookout for wildlife, we hit another one but only its tail and Greg said that it stood up after we hit it and looked stunned but hopped away. We finally arrived at willow springs and made our way to our campsite to setup. Once setup we sat around the fire before we headed to bed.

Saturday

We all were up and ready to head to the office to pay our fees, the office is now in a new location, no longer in the old house.

We set off for Alpana station approximately 30-40 minutes’ drive from willow springs, once we arrived we all paid and got the information for the tracks. He did say there were other groups a head of us and we may run into them.

The track map had approx. odometer readings for each point.

We all headed off to get on the track, but we missed the turnoff for the gate, so we went on an adventure…. Our odometer reading was about 10kms out.

We found the gate, and we all aired down.

The track was scenic in spots, and the creek bed crossing could catch your tow ball on the exit.

I said on the radio, it was a nice 24 degrees, and then Brenton somehow slid off the track and damaged his car.

We met up with one club, and they pulled up and let us pass and just before lunch, we passed the Subaru club.

We stopped for lunch at the bottom of the hill, where Brenton looked at the damage, just a little tap on his bull bar.  

We finished the track and ended up where we turned around looking for the gate, where a lot of people were camped. We proceeded on and stopped for a beverage at the Blinman hotel, and this is where I thought I lost my phone. We all started to look for it, I got out, while the others were Waiting at the pub. We drove about 500meters and I found it, it slipped under the box of coke, and I could have sworn I checked under it… so moral of the story, don’t leave your phone on silent whilst on trips.

We drove back to willow springs and relaxed for the rest of the afternoon.

Sunday

We all woke up and had breakfast, thanks Ron for the bacon and eggs. We got our lunches ready and started to make or way to Rawnsley Park station, which was also approx. 30-40 minutes from willow springs. We arrived at the station, which was divided into sections, cabins etc on one side and about 1km further up the road was the caravan park that air fuel and shops etc.

We paid our money and got the keys to both yellow and red gates and proceeded onto the yellow tracks. Steve and I missed the turn, so we told the others to go to the gate while we turned around. we got to the gate, and another group had shut the gate while I approached it with the key, I said to myself they could have left it open, and I would have shut it. We all got though the first gate, and I said to everyone that needed their ovens on to turn them on, this would also give the group in front a bigger lead. We continued and caught up to the group again and they shut the gate on me again as I approached it.

We continued through the tracks and the group there were in front stopped so we went around them and continued. We were enjoying the scenery, and another was coming towards us, he lost his drink bottle and picked it up and then went ahead of us. When we stopped at a closed gate the car in front had kept it ope3n for us, which they closed.

We went further on and another gate which, I kept open for the cars behind us, and I then shut the gate. The other group that we passed were not that close to that gate when I shut it, we then stopped for lunch and Bridget said she heard them say on the radio “the little old lady shut the gate on us’

That concluded the yellow track, and we proceeded on to the red tracks, which the turnoff was before the cattle grid on the right.

The red track consisted of hill climbs and descents and ridge tracks. It wasn’t overly challenging but enjoyable none the less. The track did have a toilet, but at the end…. Pretty sur we all used the bushed.

After we completed the track, it brought us back to where we stopped for lunch. We then drove o the lookout and took some photos, it was bloody windy up there.

We then headed back to Rawnsley Park station to return the key and air up. We got some beverages from the shop and headed back to camp.

Once at camp we set the table up in the shade and had some savoury and cheese platters and enjoyed the afternoon.

The giant lucky squares came out, not quite a full card.

I took some antihistamines and ended up going to bed early, and that’s when the excitement happened…a bloody snake.

Bridget was wearing thongs and it stopped her in her tracks near her van,

Monday

The next morning, we all had breakfast and parked up, ready for the journey home. When we got to the area where we hi the kangaroo, couldn’t see any remnants of the kangaroo, I was hoping to find the hubcap but to no avail.

It was a fantastic trip with good company, and I am looking forward to doing it again

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