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Hi all,
A couple of photos from a trip that I lead for my 4WD Club along the Dunn's Track which is located in Southern Goldfields Region of Western Australia over our Easter long weekend.
This track was first created about 120 years ago and is very remote and rarely used (due to it's remoteness) which makes it a great track to explore, it is approximately 230 km in length and in good dry conditions takes a good six hours to complete.
It starts just outside of the small town of Ravensthorpe which is about 400 km from Perth.
Unfortunately (or fortunately) it started to rain heavily the night before and this continued throughout the day which made it very slow going and took us about 9 hours all up.
Due to the rain, I didn't take as many photos as I wanted to
The following day, the weather was much better; however, due to the heavy rain the previous day and more expected the following days many roads were closed to traffic including the roads we wanted to take home and as a result were had to do a 750 km diversion to get home
Anyway, I hope you like the photos.
Karl
Airing down at the start of the Dunn's Track.
Stop for mornos (morning tea).
Stopped on the Dundas Heritage Trail (following day)
Old gold mine.
A couple of photos from a trip that I lead for my 4WD Club along the Dunn's Track which is located in Southern Goldfields Region of Western Australia over our Easter long weekend.
This track was first created about 120 years ago and is very remote and rarely used (due to it's remoteness) which makes it a great track to explore, it is approximately 230 km in length and in good dry conditions takes a good six hours to complete.
It starts just outside of the small town of Ravensthorpe which is about 400 km from Perth.
Unfortunately (or fortunately) it started to rain heavily the night before and this continued throughout the day which made it very slow going and took us about 9 hours all up.
Due to the rain, I didn't take as many photos as I wanted to
The following day, the weather was much better; however, due to the heavy rain the previous day and more expected the following days many roads were closed to traffic including the roads we wanted to take home and as a result were had to do a 750 km diversion to get home
Anyway, I hope you like the photos.
Karl
Airing down at the start of the Dunn's Track.
Stop for mornos (morning tea).
Stopped on the Dundas Heritage Trail (following day)
Old gold mine.