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Crossings


There are a number of creek crossings on they way.  This makes the national park inaccessible after rain.  People get stuck in the park and others are disappointed to have their plans go awry and not be able to visit.  One of the reasons the caravan park at Injune was so full is because there had been a lot of recent rain and the road to the park was closed, so people were waiting for the road to open again.

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  1. JoAugust 25, 2012 at 7:34 AM

    didn't these guys know you had to get in out in one day. Hope they hurried up for you.

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