We left Surat and arrived in Roma around noon. We decided on a bit of grocery shopping and lunch in town before driving further to the free camp at the delightful Neil Turner Weir.
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| One of the many water birds at the weir |
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| The unique cascading levels of the Neil Turner Weir |
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| A closeup of the blocks on the weir |
It was so nice and quiet here that we decided to stop here for a couple of days and go to a church, which we noticed back in Mitchell, even though their services is at 8.30am before moving on.
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| Down from the weir |
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| Yet another beautiful end to a fabulous day |
The trip looks great to date. Can't read your blogs regularly, they're too darned frustrating! Go on having a great time anyway - like the photos. Richard
ReplyDeleteThank you Richard for looking at our travel blog. We miss you and Julie. I am expanding it and making some changes so do come back and let me know what you think of the changes and suggest others that you think would be beneficial. I value your input.
DeleteWhat an amazing sunset!!!
ReplyDeletemissing you both
One last word about Apostlebirds/Happy Jacks. They are called Apostlebirds because they are said to gather together in flocks of 12 (actually more like 6 to 20),but they are grouped in tight flocks that belong together. The Happy Jack name comes from their grating/angry sounding calls. Not sure what's happy about that though.You'll like Longreach, plenty to see and do.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunset. I am enjoying following your trip. Lindy
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