Red Barn

... to mainly flat coastal plain with mulga scrub interspersed with grassland. Our beautiful Boab trees and Turkey bushes finally disappeared. Barn Hill is a working cattle station that, like many in the North, has created a caravan park to augment their ...

... we'd heard great things about Barn Hill - we were to find out we wouldn't be disappointed. The road between Cape Keraudren to Barn Hill was again another similar drive to sections of the Nullarbor with vast expanses of low or no scrub all the way to the ...

... really great reports of Barn Hill and had been told that it was a "must"..well what a let down and disappointment it was!!!! Barn Hill is a 40,000 acre working cattle station about 125kms from Broome.  We decided a 3 night stay would give us a ...

... the kids to do some journaling and then they headed off while we got organised. Dion found a text from the Smiths saying they were at Barn Hill station so we decided that would be pour stop for today. We packed up and headed to fuel up and re-inflate the ...

TUESDAY AUGUST 24 JOURNEY: Broome to Barn Hill Station 130kms WEATHER: hot, 30 degrees at 8am. Blue sky. MILEAGE: 24169 kms The 7th Day Adventist Overflow Caravan Park closes today; we pulled in late last night on our return from Cape Leveque, and took up ...

Larry Start We decide to try out the dust resistance of the caravan.  We go 10km down a red dust road to get to Barn Hill Station. Actually Sue reluctantly decided. Shame about how corrugated the road was.  Dust was not too bad. We decided on a ...

... is getting down to freezing currently in Alice. Quite how we are going to cope with this remains to be seen. But a very friendly family we spent time with in Barn Hill took pity on us and gave us their thermals so we at least have something to start ...

... or 1880s. Lots of picket fences and roses, too. Finished our walk, had lunch, then returned for our afternoon meetings. The rain began again ... had dinner at the Green Barn, on the recommendation of a teacher. Quite good food, and reasonably priced, ...

... to Amarillo. We left the interstate 20, and took the 287 up thru Wichita Falls to Amarillo. Once we reached and unhitched, we went to the Red Barn BBQ, and had one of the best meals of our trp. We went back to the RV and called it a nite. For the ...

... & Lynne (leaving tomorrow) and Trevor & Geraldine who had arrived today. They are in the generator area overlooking the red cliffs that Barn Hill is known for, we copped a bit of a ribbing about being the ‘’Toorak Toffs’’ ...

Day 59 to 65 – August 16 & 17   Written by Stephen Barn Hill Station Day - 1 So a lazy start to the day as we are in no hurry as we have to vote (opens at 9am) and the bottleshops don't open till 11am and we have to restock before ...

... kisses and cuddles from Aunty Amz and Uncle Hunty xxx Hit the road about midday with not too far to go as we headed towards Barn Hill Station. We had been recommended it by fellow travellers so decided to check it out ourselves. Reading the camps 5 book ...

M & L told us about this place. The red dusty road was a bit corrugated on the 10km drive in, and there were several gates to open and close behind us. Then we swept around a bend and an oasis awaited. Trees, grass - that is the bowling green!, and ...

... lunch at our car and ate in the grassy area and tanned, which resulted in a burn for Cyril! The we headed down the HWY to barn hill station, we got there just in time to watch the sunset and it was beautiful and we took we nice picture together. Then we ...

... to find space, so I actually picked the best spot! Other people had to pile in a laundry room, while some other people found a barn! During the night the storm got so much worse! It was awesome! The lightning was so bright and the thunder was so loud it ...

... operation afterward! The drovers boy set, where most of these large functions took place, consits of a series of buildings including a large barn, a mock pub, and a few out buildings all made to look like a small outback town. The pub can even be named ...

... ....maybe we need to invest in getting the family of maggies that come to our place to liven up and put on a show. Then we got a Barn Owl (Mr Silent Flight), Black Kite (catch meat in talons and put to mouth and eat it on the wing) and the Whistling Kite. ...

... just over a kilometer through desert woodland, sand country and desert riverine areas. We watched a birds of prey display watching a barn owl, falcon and eagle soar around an amphitheater while the ranger provided commentary on the habits of the birds. ...