Campers Road Trips

[Camper]

These next few photos are from the last round trip ~2,000Ks


Start with that Silhouette porn, how good is a van





















Gotta love a country sunset, Didcot, Qld.














The bridge over the Bunyip Hole seems built to take a Bunyip





Some of these back roads don't get much trafffic...





Wuruma Dam





Too much light makes it hard on my beginners camera lens





Downstream from the Dam wall






Nearby house, I'd be too scared of bushfires to live there

[Camper]

Last trip cont.












No wire in the fence and no pipe underground, go straya



Chowey Bridge built in 1905




https://portal.engineersaustralia.or...dges-1905-1914

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Creek_Railway_Bridge

Cool story of Aussie engineering and hardwork





Don't think it see's many trains these days (cool to note the dual gauge rails)





The waterhole the bridge crosses, absolutely beautiful spot. Will return.





Tricky photosphere, you can just see Sandy way to the right

[Camper]

Still last trip...





Heading out of Didcot, back towards Degilbo, Boompa and Teebar. I stayed too long taking photos of sunsets and had a stressful drive out in the dark, plenty of loose cattle and wildlife around. Nearly hit a rabbit the size of a staffy!

After that it was 3hrs of motorway and home by 9


While home I took Mum for drive out to Lake Borumba, near Gympie, stopped off at Mapleton falls and Imbil on the way.














Lookout above Imbil









Borumba Dam/Lake, stunning at sunset, can camp nearby and have a fire! No restrictions on boats and stoked with fish, heaven for some.




River won't flow cause there is a Dam wall in the way











One more post should do it...


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[Camper]

Last post for this most recent trip home and back, I took over 400 photos in 1 day! much work to edit, organise and decide which to post.





Random riverside jungle, Mary river at Maryborough









3 minutes off the Highway and a much better spot for a rest











You can still see the footings and work out property lines from the original village in the 1850s!



















I actually get more worried taking these paths alone when close to town, much rather battle a snake than a junky.


But, you'll never see the sights without some risk




Next it was another 4hours on the Bruce to get to Lake Awoonga





I've been here many times, both sides of the lake





you can see why, again I had the place to myself, I saw 1 boat and 2 cars in my hour there





Find me a better picnic table







Even comes with friends for lunch








then it was just a short 3.5hr drive to work

[Kiwivan]

Very impressive!
So look forward to seeing your pictures.
For me at the moment no work!
Dam virus, so will have to move for another job, which by the sounds of it I have got.
But that’s life.
Back to the South Island
And then will look for another arbor van to cruise in!

Cheers Kiwi

[Robbo]

Always great photos and interesting places.

Cheers.

[Camper]

Very impressive!

Back to the South Island
And then will look for another arbor van to cruise in!

Cheers Kiwi

Hopefully not much longer until things improve, Jacinda seems to be knocking out of the park. Feel for you mate, a lot of my friends in Hospitality are in the same boat.

Cameron

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Always great photos and interesting places.

Cheers.

Thanks Robbo, hope it's been a little warmer on the sunny coast this week.

[Croc]

Hey Camper, "Where the bloody hell are ya?"

[Camper]

Hi Croc, it's been a minute since I was here. Still have the van and still getting around.

I will post some recent pics later

[Croc]

Looking forward to some updates.