Gawler Ranges, Mt Ive Station & Lake Gairdner
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- We explore The Gawler Ranges in SA, then tackle the corrugations to head North to Mount Ive Station. Mt Ive is the gateway to Lake Gairdner, the third largest salt lake in Australia! It is awesome to walk on this large expanse of pure white salt! We cuddle a baby kangaroo and go in search of wombats. We have lots of fun on this episode!
Great video. My cousin owns Mt Ive station. There are lots of 4wd tracks on Mt Ive. If you go there Sept/Oct the wild flowers are out especially if there has been rain. Safe travels. I’m a traveller too. 👋
Your cousin has a great set up, the property is beautiful. The wildflowers sound amazing! We will need to go back in Spring 😃
Really great trip around Gawler Ranges, we both enjoyed very much. What is your go to thing for finding all the awesome camps you stay at?
Wow! There is no “go to” Although we use WikiCamps daily. But we research constantly, taking note of camps other people post about. Even if we have no plans to visit that area, it goes on a list “ in case we pass through one day” We have trip plans and spreadsheets everywhere! It’s a minefield really, but it works for us 😂
That was all Salt? Can U use that on your food
I have a 6 year old and a 7 year old. I'm 43 I plan to travel Australia when the kids a older and can watch the unit. Use a doing good and living life. I seen many older people just give up and don't walk out their doors. Congratulations on living your life. I hope use enjoy the coffee ☕ I'm the one who shouted
Yes, we enjoyed the coffee. Thankyou. You can taste that salt, it’s very salty. It is definitely not table salt 😃
I noticed you were blowing out your water heater and hubs, would you recommend for somebody to purchase a blower ? ? For such an occasion or not necessary. We do have intentions to doing a bit more dirt work or possibly dusty work.
It does come in handy, although not an essential bit of gear. We find it has 2 uses, and everything we carry needs to have 2 uses or we don’t carry it! It is also used to blow on a sluggish campfire 😅