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Originally Posted by Winnies-missus

Andy done forget the front mud flaps and Chris dnt forget the chair for leah

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they are in the car already washed and ready to go...surprised??

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Originally Posted by AB

they are in the car already washed and ready to go...surprised??

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Too right I am! Are you surprised that the chair is still sitting in my sun room and I would definitely have forgotten if it weren't for Amy?

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Originally Posted by Winnie

Too right I am! Are you surprised that the chair is still sitting in my sun room and I would definitely have forgotten if it weren't for Amy?

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Not at all ;)

Hey guys, sorry to hijack but figured some of you may know this area and saves starting a new topic.

Has anyone done Black Range Track to Burgoyne Track, and down into the Macalister Gorge area? Was thinking of heading there in a few weeks and camping, wondering if anyone has done this recently, and if it's rocky/clay and doable solo. Also, guessing the river will probably be a bit high to cross this time of year?

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Originally Posted by Throbbinhood

Hey guys, sorry to hijack but figured some of you may know this area and saves starting a new topic.

Has anyone done Black Range Track to Burgoyne Track, and down into the Macalister Gorge area? Was thinking of heading there in a few weeks and camping, wondering if anyone has done this recently, and if it's rocky/clay and doable solo. Also, guessing the river will probably be a bit high to cross this time of year?

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Haven't done Burgoynes Tk yet but know the general area well. Yeah river conditions will be the main thing. It is reasonably step so might be a challenge if it's greasy. We will be heading through on Friday so will see what is like, looking forward to the drive should be good. If river is to high you can head up too Cobb Spur to get through to Licola without to much backtracking.

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Originally Posted by Rossco

Haven't done Burgoynes Tk yet but know the general area well. Yeah river conditions will be the main thing. It is reasonably step so might be a challenge if it's greasy. We will be heading through on Friday so will see what is like, looking forward to the drive should be good. If river is to high you can head up too Cobb Spur to get through to Licola without to much backtracking.

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Thanks Rossco, keen to see the trip reports and see how you guys. I'm reasonably well equipped (35s, winch, max tracks), but want to make sure I'll be able to get into/out of the campsites without too much issue.

For anyone that knows, If I was to not cross the river, are the campsites generally on Walhalla side or Licola side?

I did Burgoynes tk 8 weeks ago solo and we went up and it is not for the faint hearted... it was dry back then so how it is now maybe completely different.

Rivers are going to be the real decider as to how you will go by yourself.

Getting excited .... rear bar isnt going to be ready until Wednesday now :(

I'm hoping the front mud flap/flares are going to do the job I hoped they would rears are sorted with the new bar I hope.

Have a kick ass reverse light....... front lights are the major short fall now.

Liquid refreshments and food is all sorted besides breakfast.

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Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie

I did Burgoynes tk 8 weeks ago solo and we went up and it is not for the faint hearted... it was dry back then so how it is now maybe completely different.

Rivers are going to be the real decider as to how you will go by yourself.

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Oooh can't wait now sounds good. The crossings should be fun. . . Bags not being the first to check the depth in jocks!!!

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Originally Posted by Rossco

Oooh can't wait now sounds good. The crossings should be fun. . . Bags not being the first to check the depth in jocks!!!

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Bags not second.....