A year on, with some better tyres, a lift-kit, drawers, awning extension and some other bits, and we tackled the Holland Track again. Just like last year, it was heavenly to get away from the hustel-and-bustle. Can't wait for 2021's trip...
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| Karin & Sandri at Wave Rock in Hyden, W.A. |
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Hippo's Yawn.
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The start of the track, which is ~45km East of Hyden. We stopped for a late lunch snack.
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Camp on night one, somewhere near Wattle Rocks.
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Me with my birthday banana bread cake and candle :-)
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It may not look like much now, when it is "dry", but this is the famed "Deep Red" mud trench.
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Mitch getting some alternator clogging mud on the 200-Series. Well done mate, the video is awesome!
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Emu...
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Charging the battery,...the mud was messing with the alternator.
Thankfully the solar blanket helped a little.
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A beautiful, healthy Thorny Devil on the track (we helped it safely across).
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A Crested Bicycle Dragon (Ctenophorus cristatus)
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An iconic stop along the track, where it crosses Mount Day road. Behind me is the Centenary market rock.
I am holding the book with our sign-in from 2019.
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This old Isuzu ute is also parked at the Mount Day rd crossing.
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Taking a break at the Gnamma Holes outcrop.
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Karin and I at Thursday Rock, with the small rock cairn in the distance.
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Our campsite on night-2, about 2km West-South-West of Thursday Rock.
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At the Track exit, where it joins Victoria Rock road, and one travels North to Coolgardie.
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