Well that didn't go to plan.

[madtuna]

No rain for a few days so thought I'd go hit up a spot I've been wanting to get back to for a while.
Didn't quite make it. :N:

Rather than completely bugger the track, will leave it there until it dries a bit then just drive it out.

Spotted 2 of these little fellas on the walk home, my favourite lizard. :Y:

 

[Northeast]

Whoops :lol:

 

[Mackka]

Love ya mates MT.
Mackka

 

[7.62marksman]

At least you were not lonely on the walk home :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[silver]

Nice photo's though mt.

 

[malri_au]

you needa stockpile some paydirt so ya can pan it and still get the feels when its that boggy.

 

[RM Outback]

Didn't go to plan's right :N: lucky your not a tourist or you'd be in trouble with yourself :lol:. Beautiful looking lizard my youngest bloke would chase them all day if he could, any lizard for that matter what are they know as MT haven't made it to WA or the north west YET.

 

[madtuna]

Thanks folks.

Silver.. just phone pics, cant ring on it so I just use it for a camera

Malri, I have about 3 ton sitting here to process already.

RM, it actually off the track where we've graded to put a fence line in. I thought I was being clever sneaking around the edge but nope. We've still got to give it anouther lap over with the grader anyway. It's a Thorny Devil, plenty here but just don't see them much so was a bonus seeing two

 

[malri_au]

Didn't go to plan's right :N: lucky your not a tourist or you'd be in trouble with yourself :lol:. Beautiful looking lizard my youngest bloke would chase them all day if he could, any lizard for that matter what are they know as MT haven't made it to WA or the north west YET.

how much was that fine again?

touch wood,no bad road fines yet.

 

[user 794]

You were wise not to dig yourself in deeper.

Maxtrax or similar might help later too.

 

[reynard]

In the ***** mt,hope the walk back wasn,t too far
Jim

 

[Flowerpot]

Bit of an adventure mt, love the little lizards, wonder why they're called thorny devils? :lol:

 

[madtuna]

17 klms Jim :N:

No idea Miss Pot..... ask myself that all the time

 

[Bjay]

Love them little fellas. Never seen a real one but love to one day. Apparently the thorns help to collect moisture. Dont think he needs any help at the moment .

 

[pete165]

Hope you can get it out of there soon mate. Love the lizards.

 

[Lesgold]

 

[silver]

Landy probly stopped (like a pointer) because of gold.... won't get a troopy doin t h a t. :lol:

 

[reynard]

17 k that will keep you fit steve
Flowerpot i think the bloke who named them may have had a lisp
Jim

 

[PabloP]

Thanks folks.

Silver.. just phone pics, cant ring on it so I just use it for a camera

Malri, I have about 3 ton sitting here to process already.

RM, it actually off the track where we've graded to put a fence line in. I thought I was being clever sneaking around the edge but nope. We've still got to give it anouther lap over with the grader anyway. It's a Thorny Devil, plenty here but just don't see them much so was a bonus seeing two

You almost pinched my post with this response MT. The edge section is usually firmer as it has vegetation holding the red stuff together a bit, and I would have done the same thing, but if it was graded, then the broken surface likely allowed more of the rain to soak in. May take a week or more to dry up enough to get it out.

Rob P.

 

[nuggetino]

Your post made my day MT. What i wouldn't do to get bogged in that beautiful red WA mud and walk 17km through that country. The thorny devil is my fave lizard too. Love how placid they are. They also feed on one of my least favourite of insects. I'm definitely missing WA.