Another fine day today greeted us as we headed southeast from Gregory to Burke and Wills Roadhouse and then, 198km northeast to Normanton, along the Savannah Way. In all we did 350km today.
Yesterday we were bombarded with some rocks from a passing road train, which resulted in a crack in the windscreen. Today we watched the crack grow and we wonder where it will end. We lost our Anderson plug today, so all in all we have had a couple of not so good travelling days.
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| 020617 Breaking windscreen |
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| 020617 Flinders River on the way to Normanton |
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| 020617 Flinders River - upstream or downstream - not sure which |
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| 020617 Termite mounds along the Savannah Way |
Today was a travelling day and we have to admit there was not much to see or photograph. It was Savannah grasslands all the way, beautiful in their immensity and gorgeous in their golden colour. No green though at this time of the year. There was plenty of caravan activity on the way, so we were delighted to find a place for our mobile home when we arrived in Normanton.
Tomorrow is to be both an "administrative" and a "recovery" day. So far we have been on the road for 12 days and travelled 3112km.
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