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Lakeland




There are precious few stopping off points along this road, so we pulled in at the small community of Lakeland for a rest before moving on again.  We didn't see any lakes but the place was full of 4WD vehicles. Talking to the travellers they all seemed to be heading to Laura.

It was only afterward I read about the annual rodeo and races at Laura a tiny community a further hundred or so kilometres up the road.  It's a shame we missed it.

From here the road heads back towards the sea.

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    1. Yeh they are aren't they. Anywhere north of Laura is pretty rugged country. It's not for us -- I am a real scaredy cat when the driving gets too rough,even in a 4WD

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