The morning came and we packed up to leave – Trev left a New Testament and Gordie a booklet for Jason on his doorstep as he was still asleep as we started to drive out of Quobba..

A quick coffee and fuel stop at Minilya Roadhouse and we were back on the road to Warroora Station our campsite for the next 3 nights…

The station road was unsealed but in great condition so we travelled the 23kms from the highway to the station in no time. The land around the homestead was much greener than at Quobba – it looked like they had had some rain – but there were still no trees – just scrub…

Arriving at the homestead Trev had to use the unique 2-way to contact the staff as the office was unattended…

….we were soon sorted and were allocated the “Perentie Corner” which was a site for large groups – so we could park in a “wagon train” formation with the firepit in the centre – great!!

After the slight corrugations along the road, there was a find in the Hunter van that Branch had to check out – there were construction shavings throughout the van despite Kerry cleaning that morning…. The van is 3 years old and is still giving up shavings when shaken – as Gordie put it – LAZY WORKMANSHIP not vacuuming up the mess after drilling and screwing in cabinetry…

Kerry broke out the Dyson to fix the mess….

There were some interesting sights in the campground…but the main amenities were excellent!!

That night Kerry noticed a suspicious “blackout” and torch usage at the Well’s Franklin which Branch went to investigate…was the BMPro OK??….. no issue just trying to prevent a moth invasion according to Rose 😊