Warrumbungles

The Warrumbungles framed most of this afternoon's drive as we weaved our way along the dusty public access roads from Binnaway to Coonamble.The route has been nicknamed 'Gridtopia' for its multitude of cattle grids, which was great for some of the esCarpadians complaining of bumnumbness, buttock paralysis, cheek flu and rearenditis. Many of the esCarpadians reckon they had a Dukes of Hazzard moment or two as they went over the cattle grid rises, but ace photographer Trevvy McTrevTrev Trevor can provide no evidence of such.
Below is an esCarpade stop, revive and survive AKA Cabanossi Stop.

Good form on the road today from the TWODOGZ team. Interesting little story here - TWODOGZ pilot, Tony, is an ex-rally driver who shared the road, way back when, with a young Craig Moffat. The TWODOGZ car also holds the title of this year's oldest car on esCarpade; it's a 1963 EJ Holden. The last sting in this bees tail is that Tony is the oldest entrant on esCarpade having clocked 72 years of age at his last checkpoint.

Here is today's esCarpade haiku:

Warrumbungles drive

Dust shrouded wacky vehicle

Coonamble final stop

Update. Our fearless leader, All Seeing All Knowing All Doing Josh, has intervened with an additional haiku:

Haikus are easy

But sometimes they dont make sense

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