Tuesday
29th
August 2017
SHE
SAID:
I
read that the flood bypass loop road from Bedourie was a something to
do! So having the day free we decided to do it. The
first 50km was on bitumen; they (the council), are slowly bitumizing
all the roads out this way. The flood bypass road was much more as I
expected the roads out here to be: narrow, rough, & dusty. We did the 180km round trip in about 3 hours, with stops to
check out flowers, birds, & sand dunes.
The
sunset tonight was the most interesting we've had so far on the trip,
so I froze in the breeze as the sun went down, until Geoff kindly
brought me my jacket!
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| I have found Elvis; he is in the Bedourie Roadhouse! |
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| Art at the Bedourie State School |
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| Bristly Sea Heath |
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| Western Bloodwood |
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| Masked Woodswallow |
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| Bedourie Flood Bypass Road |
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| Cuttaburra Wetlands - in a good rainy season a haven for birds |
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| Glengyle Creek |
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| Emu Family crossing the track |
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| Bedourie Sunset |
HE SAID:
The list of things to do from Bedourie is a bit limited so we went for a scenic drive. While not spectacular, it was still interesting. There were signs of animal life quite regularly, including a boomer and his blue flyer (male and female Red Kangaroos).
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