We have to drive carefully. Not because the track is dirt (it is in good nick), more because much of it is unfenced so there are animals wandering about all over the place. There are cattle grids at the properly dividing lines. We are going over a lot of grids but no sign of Yarrabin.
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Lovely kink to that road, Joan. It does look to be in good nick: no currugations, no pot holes. Tick.
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Back up to Port Macquarie at 9am ... must pack my toothbrush again.
A good, well maintained dirt road is almost preferable to bitumen!!
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ReplyDeleteLovely dirt road - there are so many beautiful landscape photos from your travels!
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