On the drive into the reserve the track passes through a dry salt lake. We
had noticed that a golf course, of sorts, had been built on the lake with
the red flags where each hole was flying high. We have been told that each
year a group of campers arrange a golf day - most campers join in regardless
of their golfing ability. Every car crossing the golf course is charged
$10. Players are also charged $10 and are limited to the use of one golf
club (nothing fancy and no ability required) and drinks and nibbles etc are
charged at a slight premium. Last year $5,000 was raised for the Flying
Doctors Service - what a great effort and just shows how well respected the
Flying Doctors are in this part of the world.
It is a real shame that we will be miles from here this year on golf day as
it is not for another couple of months. It would have great to have been
involved.
Gill and Peter like to travel. In 2011/12 they completed a trip around Australia. One of the things that they are aware of is the fact that to live your dream then you actually have to do something and that's what they did. In 2013 they decided to further explore outback Australia and crossed the Simpson Desert. Going forward they will continue to travel as they plan for the next few years. To see some of their other trips follow the links.
Monday, May 28, 2012
Golf course on dry salt lake at Cape Keraudren
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