Birdsville Track Audio Tour
Poor Mungerannie’s water supply has been cut off! But all hope is not lost. See – https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-04-05/mungerannie-hotel-saved-from-closure-ongoing-water-secured/102189622. You can still drive the Birdsville Track and stop at Mungerannie. Don’t forget to take a copy of the Birdsville Track Audio Tour Read More …
The Birdsville Track Audio Tour is now available as an eBook at scribl.com. It’s currently free but that won’t last, so download now!
“Absolutely loved your audio tour of the Birdsville Track. We listened to the whole thing as we travelled south from Birdsville a week ago and it really made our trip into a more special event. Loved the information on the Read More …
You’ve got to stop in Mungerannie because it’s the only fuel stop between Birdsville and Marree! Apart from temptations like: Hot food, Hot showers, Motel rooms, Beer & Publican Phil Gregurky’s entertainment value, Mungerannie has a beautiful hot bush spa! Read More …
Who’d have thought that a tiny outback town like Marree could have such a fascinating story! Marree was a cultural melting-pot of Afghan cameleers, European settlers and local Aboriginal peoples – the Guyani, the Dieri and Arabunna. Although the different Read More …
I love this mosque. It isn’t a real one – it’s actually a replica, dedicated to the Muslim cameleers (often called ‘Afghans’ even though they weren’t!). Outback towns like Birdsville relied on the cameleers. You see, horse hooves sink into Read More …
The CD printers have promised me they’ll pull out all stops to get the CDs onto the next truck into Birdsville, so fingers crossed! The truck’s still my best option! I remember from my Birdsville days, suppliers would say ‘we’ll Read More …