2007
2007
Safari No 2: September 2007
Newsletters- Feasability Meeting of Two
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Map
Trip History
When Who Where
Trip PhotosFinal Wrap "We Had It ALL"
Feasability Meeting of Two
Email of the 28 February 2007
Walliston Safari Two 2007
You are invited to respond.
BRUCE of the Murchison
[ B otm ] WS-2
BELOW IS THE ATTACHMENT TO THIS EMAIL
WALLISTON SAFARI - 2
SEPTEMBER 2007
LAST YEAR - WALLISTON SAFARI ONE
In 2006, at about the traditional WW time of the year, a few of the WW old hands, plus a few others (rellies and friends) as their guests, went on a revisit to a few of their much loved Murchison haunts.
By contrast with the old WW, WS 2006 was set up quite informally, with almost no paperwork and just two or three planning meetings in a local coffee shop.
We were away in the Murchison for about a week. Those in each vehicle paid their own way and catered for themselves, although the WS group had drawn up and agreed upon a menu outline which, mostly, we all followed.
It was a different and relaxing experience, giving more time to enjoy and appreciate the beautiful places where we camped. The days were more informal and the scene was altogether more laid back and less time driven. One couple joined us for just the middle days, instead of the whole week.
We had inter-vehicle UHF CB communications on our “Whiskey Sierra” net. We moved every day. Wake-up time was more leisurely. Evening sunset drinkies were delightful. Papa Luigi’s at supper time was good too.
“For the record”:- LAST YEAR’S PARTICIPANTS were: Bernard Arrantash, Bruce Cameron, John Andrews, Lindsay Craig, Joan Brown, Carline & Dennis Humfrey, Keith Powell, Cheryl & John Krokosz.
OTHER INVITEES last year were; Colin Jobling, Brian Crombie, and Lesley Kelleher.
Some of our station owner friends seemed even more welcoming with just a small group and have mentioned to us some further challenging places of interest to visit……SO
THIS YEAR - WALLISTON SAFARI TWO 2007
A self appointed committee of two met over coffee recently and reached the unanimous decision to float a proposal for WS2.
This letter is to test the waters for WS2 to happen in about September 2007.
We would be flexible about most things (e.g. dates and itinerary) but probably less flexible about other things (e.g. no kids and no pets!).
At this very early stage we are looking for expressions of interest from potential participants in WS2. If you could be a starter, you are asked to reply with an email giving details of your vehicle, who might travel in it, your diary “windows” in September, and any comments/suggestions.
Already Julie & Danny Woodhams and Kathy & Richard Young have said they might want to participate in WS2..(not the self appointed committee) although the “self appointed committee” are ready to JUST DO IT.
Of course, it is never possible to fit in with every variable that every individual might prefer, but we will do our best. And of course, your response now is by no means seen as a definite commitment.
We look forward to your emailed response, from which we will arrange a
second “meeting” …coffee at …….. …… .
JUST DO IT.
28th February 2007 Bruce CAMERON
on behalf of “self appointed committee”
WALLISTON SAFARI - 2 2007
Newsletter 1
Email of the 28 March 2007
Hi Folks this is Bruce again...hope you are all well,
There has been an excellent response from everyone who was mentioned in my first email attachment of 28th February this year.
A meeting of "MORE THAN T W O" is scheduled for this coming Tuesday 3rd April 2007 at 10:00 am at The Merchant Tea & Coffee House Kalamunda.
Please advise by return if you are able to attend...if not we will understand ...work, other social commitments etc.
At the meeting we would like to set an approx date for this years Safari (possibly the 2nd or 3rd week of September) and see if we have any further "expressions of interest for an invitation." If you cannot attend but have a question or suggestion for the Safari please send it to me and I will pass it on at the meeting.
JUST DO IT
Bruce ..of the Murchison....on behalf of the "self appointed committee of two"
[B otm] WS 2
???? who is the other member of the "self appointed committee" ????
Email of the 4 April 2007
Hi Folks ...it's me again.... Bruce ..of..the..murchison.
We had a very successful meeting of MORE THAN T W O at The Merchant on Tuesday morning.
A re-cap of that meeting is in the attached 'Newsletter 1" .
Your input by phone or email is welcome.
Another meeting is to be organised for late in June.
Things that need to be discussed: Itinerary; Menu; Beer; Wine & of course water.
B .. otm.
WS - 2 JUST DO IT
WALLISTON SAFARI - 2
SEPTEMBER 2007
NEWSLETTER I
Hi Folks this is Bruce again
The meeting of MORE THAN T W O…..3RD April 2007
Attendees: Joan Brown, Bernard Arrantash, Keith Powell, Dennis Humfrey, John Andrews, Richard Young, Colin Jobling, Danny & Julie Woodhams, Brian Crombie, Bruce Cameron.
Apologies: Lesley Kelleher, John & Cheryl Krokosz, Carline Humfrey, Lindsay Craig, Kathy Young.
WHEN:
15th September for 7or 8 or 9 days.
WHERE:
Murchison Goldfields…as before with the possibility of a detour to Wooleen Station – Murchison Settlement area which is approximately 180-200kms WNW of Walloo Hill, one of our campsites on last year’s Safari. Suggested as alternative points of interest by Dennis & Keith, input invited.
“Expressions of Interest for an Invitation”
have been received from Wendy Salter & partner Peter, Kym & Harry who are Richard’s sister & husband and an offer to be made to Colin’s neighbour who just missed out as a parent participant on the last Walliston Wanderers trip.
Vehicles:
Danny & Julie indicated that they were going to hire a 4 wheel drive for the safari. In the interest of keeping vehicle numbers and expenses down they have been invited to travel in Bruce’s vehicle. In the interest of comfort and safety Julie is to provide music to the “NEW”
stereo player. Bruce will provide the “gaffer tape”.
PARTICIPATION:
With the possible exception of Lesley all attendees and apologies to the “meeting of MORE THAN T W O” have indicated their intention to participate in this year’s safari.
JUST DO IT. 4 April 2007 Bruce CAMERON
WALLISTON SAFARI -2 2007
Home: 92917966 Mob: 0408 924 868
Newsletter 2
Email of the 25 June 2007
Hi Folks....Bruce of the Murchison here again
Here is an update of what has been done towards this year's trip.
I have seen participants in the street, at the pictures and everyone is asking for news.
Even our local "barber shop" is wanting to knows what is happening?
Email response from me will be limited from the 14th-23rd July as some of the family will be in the snow at Mt Hotham Vic.
So will need thawing out when we get back and I can't think of a better place than a trip to the Murchison to JUST DO IT.
B otm
WS - 2 JUST DO IT.
WALLISTON SAFARI - 2
SEPTEMBER 2007
NEWSLETTER 2
Hi Folks this is Bruce again
DO WE NEED A MEETING ? or JUST DO IT !
WHEN: 15th September for 8 days or so.
WHERE: Murchison Goldfields…
Wooleen Station—Murchison Settlement area
In the light of various discussions within our group, both during and
since WS 1, some of us have begun looking at an outline itinerary for
WS 2.
We are keen to include the things that various participants see as
their priorities, but we are already finding that, within eight or so
days, the only way we could do it all would be to stage an event like
the Dakar Rally. First draft itinerary had us travelling in excess of 350kms for each of the last three days from the Wooleen Station –Murchison Settlement area back to Walliston. Instead of that concept, there seems to be a preference for daily distances to be relatively short, with plenty of time for rest, recreation and exploration.
Also we are mindful of the original concept of WS, which was to
revisit old WW sites that we have come to know and love.
We predict that most participants would want a leisurely trip, even
if that means we leave out some desirable destinations. There is a
preference among at least some of us for two nights on Boogardie
Station at Warroan Hill, where the station people have more that they
want to show us. There is also a wish among several of us to base
ourselves for two other nights at Woolgerong, where sub groups may
wish to have extended time to explore Woolgerong itself, or visit
Cue, or visit the Inn Ruins, or go to Walga Rock - or use that
intervening day with some combination of these alternatives.
As you will see we have gone for a compromise at Woolgerong,
by arriving and leaving in the middle of the day, but giving us a
full 24 hours to explore that area.
We have looked at the distances involved in doing the above within
eight days. Bearing in mind the hundreds of kilometres we need to
cover just to get up to the Murchison District and then return home
again, we have concluded that there is not room to add an extended
excursion into new territory - desirable as that might be.
In the light of all this, we are currently looking at the following
provisional itinerary. We stress that it is not set in concrete and
probably won't be, even when we actually set out from Perth in September.
Your comments on the above and the draft itinerary below are invited.
WALLISTON SAFARI TWO - SEPTEMBER 2007
ITINERARY - DRAFT
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Day 1
Sat
15 Sep |
Walliston - 124 - New Norcia - 128 - Wubin -
153 - Paynes Find - 63 - Gimlets 468 km
GIMLET TREES |
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Day 2
Sun
16 Sep |
Gimlets - 24 - Golden Grove - 51 - Jockers
Tunnel - 12 - Yalgoo - 89 -
Lindsay & Joan's Track - 20 - Warroan
196 km
WARROAN HILL |
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Day 3
Mon
17 Sep |
Boogardie Station Visit (Showers) 50 km
BOOGARDIE TOUR |
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Day 4
Tue
18 Sep |
Warroan - 100 - Meteorite - 37 -
BullaraOS - 15 - Woolgerong
(arrive Woolgerong at noon) 52 km
WOOLGERONG |
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Day 5
Wed
19 Sep |
Woolgerong - (depart at noon) 19 -
Walga Rock - 24 - Big Bell - 8 -
Coodardy - 28 - Walloo 79 km
WALLOO |
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Day 6
Thu
20 Sep |
Walloo - 28 - Poona - 44 - The Glen - 60 -
Cue (Showers) - 28 -The Island 160km
PAPPA LUIGI'S |
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Day 7
Fri
21 Sep
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The Island - 52 - Mount Magnet - 145 -
Paynes Find - 116 - Remlap 313km
REMLAP |
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Day 8
Sat
22 Sep
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Remlap - 134 - Wyalkatchem - 127 -
Toodyay - 87 - Walliston 348km
SUNSET |
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PARTICIPATION:
Julie and Danny Woodhams have accepted the invitation to travel with myself and John Andrews.
Carline advised that her father Keith Powell would not be participating in this year’s safari due to him convalescing at home from a pending hip operation. Carline and Dennis to be taking their own vehicle now.
Bernard has invited a close friend of his, Peter Newing. The invitation has been accepted to participate in this year’s safari and travel with him.
Need to know about other for mentioned invitees and travelling arrangements.
MENU:
A suggested menu will be produced in the next newsletter, but in the meantime simple catering suggestions will be considered bearing in mind the necessity to use a B B Q for heating-cooking.
WHAT NEXT:
Maybe a meeting a few weeks before we leave, say one day of the week beginning 27th August. We should have participation and travel arrangements, trailers etc, finalised by this time.
JUST DO IT.
25th June 2007 Bruce CAMERON
WALLISTON SAFARI -2 2007
Home: 9291 7966 Mob: 0408 924 868
Newsletter 3
Email of the 19 August 2007
Hi Folks
This is a warning ...that Newsletter 3... is coming out in the next few days.
Stay tuned for ...participation update .. medical news !! on some of the oldies, suggested evening menu.
NEW >>> NEW >>> .... Vehicle signage WALLISTON Safari you all saw it first here on channel 21.
Coffee 29; 30; 31 August ????
Bruce ...otm
Just do it
WALLISTON SAFARI - 2
SEPTEMBER 2007
NEWSLETTER 3
Hi Folks this is Bruce again
Only three weeks on Saturday till we leave.
UHF radio …please check before we depart. Channel 21.
PARTICIPATION:
On last advice we have 17 participants in 7 vehicles.
Colin Jobling has advised that he will have two passengers, Bill Dalgleish a friend and Walliston Wanderer from 1991 and a neighbour Paul Rumsley who had a child on Walliston Wanderers last trip.
Bruce Cameron & John Andrews; Julie & Danny Woodhams
Toyota Landcruiser & trailer
Bernard Arrantash & Peter Newing
Toyota Landcruiser & trailer
Lindsay Craig & Joan Brown
Landrover Discovery & trailer
Dennis & Carline Humfrey
Toyota Landcruiser
Colin Jobling; Bill Dalgleish; Paul Rumsley
Toyota Landcruiser & trailer ???
Richard & Kathy Young
Nissan Pathfinder & U-bute Trailer
John & Cheryl Krokosz
Mitsubishi Pajero
DEPARTURE:
Saturday 15th September 8:00am from 25 Carob Tree Place Lesmurdie.
MEALS:
BREAKFAST
B-B-Q’s will be out for hot breakfast or cereal…your choice (seagulls if you like)
LUNCH
Bread and spreads ..leftovers…your choice.
DINNER
Suggested evening meal Main course style is :-
Saturday.........Steak –baked potatoes –salad…three fresh salads from
home ..large for the group.
Apart from “nibbles” this is to be the only group meal exercise.
Julie….. tossed green salad
Cheryl… (your choice)
Jan Andrews…(your choice)
Sunday………..Pies, pasties –baked potatoes –peas/peas n corn
gravy….Carline
Monday……….Wally Burgers –“The Lot” onion, eggs, tomato, beetroot,
etc, etc.
Tuesday………Curry casserole –from home
Wednesday….Steak –baked potatoes, veges, onion,
gravy… Carline –again!!
Thursday…….Lasanga/Spagetti bolognaise/Risotto –from home
Friday…………Steak/bangers & mash, onions, veges –leftovers,
gravy….Carline –again.
SWEETS/DESERT
Your choice… (cream) tea/coffee marshmallows –PORT.
OTHER:
Bernard is bringing the toilet gear.
Bruce is bringing extra tarps and poles in case of rain.
Don’t forget . chairs, walking shoes, a small item to be auctioned in aid of RFDS
Bring your supper as Pappa Luigi may arrive any evening after dinner.
HOT water bottles filled at no cost.
I will be checking with the stations as we get closer to leaving.
Dennis ..I understand it will be a one handed long handled shovel this year !
NIBBLES ROSTER:
As we have seven vehicles and seven nights. We will start with my vehicle on night one (Sat15th) and work through the “participation order” as listed above finishing with John & Cheryl, and all in leftovers on the last night.
MEDICAL UPDATE:
As Dennis has had a recent shoulder operation I understand we are to see a “role reversal” I understand that Carline is going to “take the weight on her shoulders” …and …do most of the driving. Dennis is only just home from hospital and recovering like a true man !! Carline’s dad Keith is recovering well from his recent hip operation, but that can be expected as he is a Powell, not a Humfrey ?
VEHICLE SIGNAGE:
As mentioned in my previous email I am having printed some WALLISTON Safari stick on signs for our windscreens. Will be distributed prior to departure.
ITINERARY:
To be as per draft proposal in the last newsletter.
WHAT NEXT:
Coffee at The Merchant for those interested or available or close enough to attend,
Wednesday 29th August, 10:00am.
WALLISTON SAFARI TWO - SEPTEMBER 2007
ITINERARY
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Day 1
Sat
15 Sep |
Walliston - 124 - New Norcia - 128 - Wubin -
153 - Paynes Find - 63 - Gimlets 468 km
GIMLET TREES |
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Day 2
Sun
16 Sep |
Gimlets - 24 - Golden Grove - 51 - Jockers
Tunnel - 12 - Yalgoo - 89 -
Lindsay & Joan's Track - 20 - Warroan
196 km
WARROAN HILL |
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Day 3
Mon
17 Sep |
Boogardie Station Visit (Showers) 50 km
BOOGARDIE TOUR |
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Day 4
Tue
18 Sep |
Warroan - 100 - Meteorite - 37 -
BullaraOS - 15 - Woolgerong
(arrive Woolgerong at noon) 52 km
WOOLGERONG |
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Day 5
Wed
19 Sep |
Woolgerong - (depart at noon) 19 -
Walga Rock - 24 - Big Bell - 8 -
Coodardy - 28 - Walloo 79 km
WALLOO |
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Day 6
Thu
20 Sep |
Walloo - 28 - Poona - 44 - The Glen - 60 -
Cue (Showers) - 28 -The Island 160km
PAPPA LUIGI'S |
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Day 7
Fri
21 Sep
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The Island - 52 - Mount Magnet - 145 -
Paynes Find - 116 - Remlap 313km
REMLAP |
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Day 8
Sat
22 Sep
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Remlap - 134 - Wyalkatchem - 127 -
Toodyay - 87 - Walliston 348km
SUNSET |
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Warm days, cool nights, warm fire, lovely sunrises, beautiful sunsets,
good food, wine, cold beer, hot tea, good company, birds
singing…………can’t wait.
JUST DO IT.
22 AUGUST 2007 Bruce CAMERON
WALLISTON SAFARI -2 2007
Home: 9291 7966 Mob: 0408 924 868
Stop Press: I have it on good authority that a parent of WW's 1991 Trip
goes by the nickname of...
Billy Bungarra.
WALLISTON SAFARI - 2
SEPTEMBER 2007
NEWSLETTER 4
Hi Folks this is Bruce again
Just a little bit of housekeeping from the meeting last week :-
Walliston Safari Call signs…UHF Channel 21
WS 5
Bruce Cameron & John Andrews; Julie & Danny Woodhams
Toyota Landcruiser & trailer
WS 1
Bernard Arrantash & Peter Newing
Toyota Landcruiser & trailer
WS 2
Lindsay Craig & Joan Brown
Landrover Discovery & trailer
WS 6
Dennis & Carline Humfrey
Toyota Landcruiser
WS 3
Colin Jobling; Bill Dalgleish; Paul Rumsley
Toyota Landcruiser & trailer ???
WS 7
Richard & Kathy Young
Nissan Pathfinder & U-BUTE trailer
WS 4
John & Cheryl Krokosz
Mitsubishi Pajero
The above is a bit “hiigglldy… pigglldy” but still reflects the nibbles roster also.
DEPARTURE:
Saturday 15th September 8:00am from 25 Carob Tree Place Lesmurdie.
COOKING:
Bernard has obtained the use of a “Walliston Wanderers” cooking oven, which will be ideal for cooking our pies & pasties and heating our Tuesday and Thursday dinners. The opening of the trays is 6cm which I hope will be just right for the use of aluminium foil trays.
COLIN can you fit this in your trailer ?
We have 3 B-B-Q’s mine, Bernard’s and Dennis’s. Don’t forget the shovel.
1st AID KIT:
I have a St Johns 4WD kit. Others please bring as they don’t take up much room.
WATER:
I have about 100 litres, the U-BUTE trailer will have plenty and Lindsay and Joan know how to carry ooodles of water. A small amount from the other vehicles should be sufficient.
LIGHTING:
Please bring …I have 2 gas and 2 battery.
Warm days, cool nights, warm fire, lovely sunrises, beautiful sunsets, good food,
cold beer, WINE , hot tea, good company, birds singing…………can’t wait.
JUST DO IT.
3rd September 2007 Bruce CAMERON
WALLISTON SAFARI -2 2007
Home: 9291 7966 Mob: 0408 924 868
WALLISTON Safari 2 - 2007
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A HISTORICAL RECORD OF THE SECOND WALLISTON SAFARI |
DATES: 19-9-2007 to 22-9-2007
NUMBER OF DAYS AWAY- 8
TOTAL PARTICIPANTS - 17
NUMBER OF VEHICLES - 7
PARTICIPANTS
Bernard Arrantash John Andrews Joan Brown Bruce Cameron Lindsay Craig Bill Dalgleish Dennis & Carline Humfrey Colin Jobling John & Cheryl Krokosz Peter Newing Paul Rumsley Julie & Danny Woodhams Richard & Kathy Young
DISTANCE TRAVELLED 1830 Kms
ROUTE
Walliston – Bindoon – New
Norcia – Wubin - Thundelarra – Gimlets – Golden Grove – Jokers Tunnel – Yalgoo
– Murrum Homestead – Warroan Hill – Orbicular Granite Mine – Boogardie
Homestead – Warroan Hill – Mt Farmer – Meteorite Crater – “The Bloody Gate” –
Woolgerong – Inn Ruins – Walga Rock – Big Bell – Coodardy Homestead – Walloo
Hill – Poona (emerald mine) – Glen Homestead – Cue – The Island – Mount Magnet
– Paynes Find – Maranalgo Station – Remlap Station – Beacon – Koorda –
Wyalkatchem – Dowerin – Toodyay – Walliston.
Photos
A PICTORIAL RECORD OF WHAT WE DID and WHERE WE WENT
Final Wrap "We Had It All"
Email of the 1 November 2007
Hi folks
This is a wrap for Walliston Safari 2..2007 attached "we had it all"
Please keep in touch as next year we intend to explore some of the Walliston Wanderers tracks east of the highway that I
have never been on in my 16 years of Wandering and many other Walliston Wanderers have not traversed for about 20 years.
Your input is encouraged.
Bruce ...of the Murchison
JUST DO IT LIFE'S TOO SHORT
WALLISTON SAFARI - 2
SEPTEMBER 2007
“ we had it all”
Warm days, cool nights, warm fire, lovely sunrises, beautiful sunsets, good food, cold beer, WINE , hot tea, good company, birds singing…………………can’t wait.
Hi folks …yep it’s me again
Some people ask why do you go out there ? Well apart from the above we …got lost a couple of times had hot and cold showers ..got attacked by emus and an “Aboriginal” carrying spears… that would not have happened if we had stayed home.
ALSO:
We saw heaps of wildlife, were able to share with new people, new and old places on new and old tracks.
At one evening meal during preparation we got some “expert” advice from a visiting celebrity chef ...…...PAPPA LUIGI ..(don’t worry you will all probably get a mention before I am finished)
In no particular order:
Dennis …are you going to have a shoulder operation for real or just bring a sling again? Carldenn Winery …Murchison sales outlet ..well done. Might have to stop taking the . . . s as all your wine is becoming most enjoyable.
Lindsay… “event photographer” and Joan, are we going to get moving pictures on the blue screen again?
Danny … 40 question man, inspected 3600kms of fencing, 100 gates and wrote the whole trip off to TAX.
Bernard … expert commentary as usual. Peter and or Bernard should have got the “Wally Hat” for bringing and carrying a fold up bed when camping in the bush.
Cheryl … a rake this year, to do a bit of gardening before tenting,
John … “Yes, Cheryl. If that’s what you say dear.”
Colin, Billy and Paul… the Walliston to Walloo bash boys (nice bash vehicle) I think that we should have all learnt something here …after a hard day’s sight seeing, sit down in the shade of the vehicle and rest and have a beer before putting up the tents.
Richard and Kathy …led us all on a “bum” steer, forgot to get something in Cue, maybe it was fuel, maybe it was a shower, maybe it was beer, maybe we will never know.
Julie …of the outer suburbs, what was the reason for setting up your tent so far away ? No kids ..second honeymoon ?
Carl … still got that water bottle as well as plenty of tea, coffee and sugar. Thanks for the “Wally” get together last Saturday night. And thanks for organising the “flying doctor”.
Big John …a superb auction, IUOs this year, maybe visa next year …must be “that hat”.
STATION NEWS:
Boogardie
Spoke with Jannet Jones who came out to see us at the rock with her husband Paul. We are in trouble with Paul for forgetting to go and see the baby eagle. I said to Jannet that we would make it up to Paul next year and bring him a beer or three, and she said that he didn’t need that as he seemed to have enough, but I said don’t you worry about that, this is men’s business, we will pay our debts.
They are shearing about 10,000 sheep in the next few weeks and would welcome any amount of rain after that.
The Glen
Had a talk to both Kerrie and Morrie, they need rain now any plenty of it. They did not get any that came down in Cue the week after we were there.
I thanked them for the water we got from them and was told that it will always be there for us.
I learnt in Cue when coming back from Broome that Morrie has a crook shoulder, cannot use it at all. Maurie told me that he is coming to Perth to see a specialist in early November and will probably need an operation to fix it.
LOST:
We got lost a couple of times this year and we “knew” where we were going …wait till you see what is in the planning for next year, then if we get lost we will be lost. It will be “duelling GPSs”.
AS THE EMBERS COOL:
Clearly, WALLISTON SAFARI is firmly established on the landscape as an annual event in which privileged people (adults only!) get to enjoy what so many others only dream and talk about. Real outback, real campfires, real bush living and exploring, real characters, real bush stories, real vehicle and driving challenges, real remote and inland scenery, real starlit night skies, real red sunsets, real campfire jokes, real gourmet food and drinks, real red dust, real staked tyres, real flies, real cold nights, and a real dill who tries to tell us how to cook our steaks at supper time.
Time is precious
May your beer always be cold and your wine as you like it because
“life’s too short”
to have it any other way.
JUST DO IT.
1st November 2007
Bruce CAMERON
WALLISTON SAFARI -2 2007
Home: 92917966 Mob: 0408 924 868
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