Easter Roos
Submitted by scotto on Wed, 2021-03-31 12:57
I'm heading north for the easter break. I usually drive late at night to avoid (fuckin) caravans, trucks, general farknuckles that dont know how to overtake, etc.
just curious to see how the roos have been of late?
tiimmbo
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Not sure about the roos but
Not sure about the roos but am
heading to Exmouth on the 12th and looks like a cyclone heading that way around the 9th by the looks of the forecast on windy app.
Adam Gallash
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Not too bad
Heard not too bad as theres been so much water that its not just side of the road for a feed.
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scotto
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cheers lads...
Foot to the floor it is!
pelagicyachts
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i found the worst to be
i found the worst to be around lancelin recently - or the road (gingin east?) that take you across to the the gt northern highway -
carnarvonite
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Shorter
If you are turning onto Gingin brook road off Wannerroo road, turn on to Orange Spring road and later turn off to the right and it brings you down near Regans Ford, cuts off about 10km
Shark1
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the coastal way past lano -
the coastal way past lano - indian ocean drive is the way to go at night IMO
no big roos on it as the coastal scrub 1s r small compared to inland
also virtually no traffic on the road between 2100 - 0400
few goats south of overlander - further south than normal started just north of binnu
standard cattle on road just south of carnarvon and a few on the minilya exxie rd close to minilya side
trip report 2 days old from m8s who dont have to work
sea-kem
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I've seen the occasional big
I've seen the occasional big roo hit on Indian Ocean drive as I use it a lot, but not many. I do agree traffic wise very early morning though. We normally head off on our northern trip 4am ish and don't see a car till we hit the main highway again usually.
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