Mallee Hwy

Gerd said:

Thanks for the information. I will take enough water with me.

I - also - won't go farther than Ouyen. There I will go south to the Grampians.

Gerd

think that means you're fine for carrying fruit in Victoria.
dpi.vic.gov.auFruit%20Fly%20Exclusion%20zone%20map.pdfOpen ↗
SA is fine, you're leaving the zone.

"Gerd" <[email hidden]> wrote

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Thanks for the information. I will take enough water with me.
I - also - won't go farther than Ouyen. There I will go south to the

Grampians.

But you'll miss Mildura!

<everybody> ooooohhhhhh! </everybody>

hippy ;-)

hippy said:

"Gerd" <[email hidden]> wrote

Quoted message said:

Thanks for the information. I will take enough water with me.
I - also - won't go farther than Ouyen. There I will go south to the
Grampians.

But you'll miss Mildura!

And this is a problem exactly how? 🙂

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hippy said:

"Gerd" <[email hidden]> wrote

Quoted message said:

Thanks for the information. I will take enough water with me.
I - also - won't go farther than Ouyen. There I will go south to the
Grampians.

But you'll miss Mildura!

And this is a problem exactly how? 🙂

the crowd sigh was sarcasm... :-)

hippy
- going to mildura for chrissy.. :-)

On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 23:15:20 GMT, hippy <[email hidden]> Wrote :

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"Gerd" <[email hidden]> wrote

Quoted message said:

Thanks for the information. I will take enough water with me.
I - also - won't go farther than Ouyen. There I will go south to the

Grampians.

But you'll miss Mildura!

Not to metion the throbbing metropolis of Hattah!!!!

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<everybody> ooooohhhhhh! </everybody>

Indeed.

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On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 23:15:20 GMT, hippy <[email hidden]> Wrote

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"Gerd" <[email hidden]> wrote

Quoted message said:

Thanks for the information. I will take enough water with me.
I - also - won't go farther than Ouyen. There I will go south to the

Grampians.

But you'll miss Mildura!

Not to metion the throbbing metropolis of Hattah!!!!

Do you mean "Ha-Toxic Waste Dump-tah"?

hippy

On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 01:23:59 GMT, hippy <[email hidden]> Wrote :

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Not to metion the throbbing metropolis of Hattah!!!!

Do you mean "Ha-Toxic Waste Dump-tah"?

Yep that'll be the place. The Hattah Kulkyne Nat. Park is one of my
favourite places. The lakes system is screwed by the irrigators being
allowed to take almost all the water out of the Murray Darling system,
of course this ongoing lack of rain hasn't helped, and now they're
probably putting in the dump. What a complete balls-up up!!!

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Thanks for the information. I will take enough water with me.

I - also - won't go farther than Ouyen. There I will go south to the

Grampians.

If you're going through this area in the cooler months (May-Oct) try to put
a bit of time in and turn off to go through Patchewallock, Hopetoun and in
to Wyperfeld National Park. This has some lovely walks along River Red-Gum
stream beds, old lake beds and semi-desert dune country. Lots of kangaroos,
bird life and wildflowers blooming in Spring.
http://www.parkweb.vic.gov.au/resources/05_0492.pdf

You can then head south for the Grampians via Rainbow and Jeparit (with its
Wimmera-Mallee Pioneer Museum).

Cheers
Peter

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Quoted message said:

Thanks for the information. I will take enough water with me.

I - also - won't go farther than Ouyen. There I will go south to the

Grampians.

If you're going through this area in the cooler months (May-Oct) try to put
a bit of time in and turn off to go through Patchewallock, Hopetoun and in
to Wyperfeld National Park. This has some lovely walks along River Red-Gum
stream beds, old lake beds and semi-desert dune country. Lots of kangaroos,
bird life and wildflowers blooming in Spring.
parkweb.vic.gov.au05 0492.pdfOpen ↗

You can then head south for the Grampians via Rainbow and Jeparit (with its
Wimmera-Mallee Pioneer Museum).

Cheers
Peter

Watch out for bindi-eyes up that way - 3 flats in 20km last time I rode there.

Oh, and see you at the top of Mt William when you get to the Grampians....🙂