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| Yarramalong Weir - Western Queensland This is rather a magic spot and yes it is all 100% free. We first visited it on a safari with 31 other motorhomers, although the pictures used here don't show all the RVs. Lots of good shade trees and even flushing toilets! This is a low rainfall area so there is not a lot of grass. |
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| Lots of lovely birdsong in the morning. Motorhomers know how to entertain! Above Shirley on a Technics top of the range keyboard and "Adagio" on an electric banjo entertained us for hours. The power by the way was all provided courtesy of the sun! |
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| The sunsets are quite stunning as it is just so flat. You can walk/ride for miles, so yes it is a good spot for exercising. Fires are allowed, but you do need to bring your own wood as firewood is in very short supply with no nearby forested areas. |
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| The road in is mostly gravel and you do need to take your time as it can get corrugated at times. It is sign posted, but only a teenie weenie sign, so best to drive slowly - very close to the servo at Pampas - turn into Fishers Road, then onto Road 96. We have been here after heavy rain, so be warned that it can get a little boggy. Totally quiet at night, but it is sometimes used as a short cut by the locals. Absolutely recommended Hema 7 H 10 |
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