After watching Ronny Dahl and Torbs visiting this station, we just had to go see it for ourselves. At just over 5 hours from home, it is quite close. Greg, Briar, Sandri & Mitch joined us on this trip, and it was also Greg's shakedown trip with the Jayco Flamingo pop-top caravan. There is a video of this trip on Youtube too.
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| On top of Bulgaburra Rock, looking towards Amphitheater Rock. |
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| A Drone shot looking North across Lake Moore, and we were fortunate there was water in it after some recent heavy rains. |
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| Home for three days. We were camped at the base of Mt Singleton (background), near the old farm shearing quarters, which had warm showers and flushing toilets. At $15/night it is very reasonable. |
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| Greg & Briar in the creek bed right next to the homestead. |
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| About a third of the way up Watheragabbing Hill (474m), with Mt Singleton (678m) in the distance. |
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| Inspecting on of the large, intricate ant-nest entrances. The ants are huge (6cm or so) and not to be messed with. |
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| Greg next to his 'Tuner. |
Standing atop one of the several mine-shafts/wells on the farm. No fence around it, just as it should be.
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| Parked at the base of Amphitheater Rock. I had the Rhino Rack awning out to dry it in the breeze, after some rain the night before. June-Aug are the rainy months in Southern WA, so it is par for the course when bush-camping. |
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| There are several water crossings on the farm, which have nice firm bases, so good fun. Just drive slowly (Mitchell!) |
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| A beautiful, flat spot next to one of the few windmills on the farm. We had hoped to spot some Brumbies, but all we saw were some Merino's and the obligatory Roo's. |
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| On top of the best lookout on the station; Sidetrack lookout (~410m). It has a spectacular view over Lake Moore (below). |
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| Our final morning, enjoying some rusks and coffee before we packed up. Just look at that red soil; dark, deep red. Amazing. |
