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What's to see Copper Peedy to Gold Coast
Submitted: Thursday, Jul 01, 2004 at 20:20
Member - Andrew K (WA)
As part of our big trip we'll be travelling that route later this year. With 4 kids in tow what can people recommend as must sees along that general route.
I must admit that in my short research I haven't seen anything exciting to visit, but I'm sure I'm wrong.
Regards
Andrew
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AnswerID: 66036 Submitted: Thursday, Jul 01, 2004 at 20:28
Member - Andrew K (WA)
replied: Should've mentioned I'll be travelling the
Strzelecki Track
, and there are things to see there, It really once of that track and to
Gold Coast
.
I've gotta have something to keep the kids excited about before we get to the
Gold Coast
.
Andrew
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AnswerID: 66038 Submitted: Thursday, Jul 01, 2004 at 20:36
Member - Jiarna (SA)
replied: In
Coober Pedy
, our family really enjoyed visiting the "Old Timer's Mine". Spent about 4 hours in there and couldn't get the kids (8 and 4) to leave!
Have you decided on a general route? There are about 1,000 different ways to go from
Coober Pedy
to the
Gold Coast
. How much time do you have?
Have fun planning.
John
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FollowupID: 326938 Submitted: Friday, Jul 02, 2004 at 00:24
Member - Andrew K (WA) posted:
If we're having fun as much time as we like. Not set on a route and am open to any worth while deviations on route to the
Gold Coast
.
Kids are aged 4 to 10
Regards
Andrew
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AnswerID: 66045 Submitted: Thursday, Jul 01, 2004 at 20:49
Swerv
replied: Gidday Andrew
Years ago I was part of the Variety Club of
Australia
Bash. Actually It was called the Bourke to Blatherskite Bash. Blatherskite is a park in
Alice Springs
. On our way home we decided to go through
Coober Pedy
. Spent the day there looking around, Plenty of opal shops there but the thing that got me were the underground houses. Because it is so hot out there people do live underground.
As for driving along the Strezlieke track, lots of undulating hills if I remember rightly. Just watch out for traffic coming the other way. There is a turn off (Merty Merty) that you can take to get to Camerons corner then on to
Tibooburra
then on to Bourke. From there you can make your way across to the
Gold Coast
.
As for sightseeing I can't remember all that much now as it was too long ago. Probably worth getting hold of a desert parks map pack.
Happy Travels
Swerv..
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