All 4 adventure

lilly31 · Guru

All 4 adventure

grumpy-j · Senior Member

Hi Lilly31

If you would like to watch some of the past shows they can be seen on Catchup TV on http://www.c31.org.au/program/view/program/all-4-adventure

Great outback show on getting out of bogs, campfire cooking and fishing.

Certainly never a dull moment.

Cheers,

John

bill12 · Guru

Lorrella spring has to be one the best places I have ever been, and the camp area is right beside a thermal spring at 37c! the whole station homestead is solar powered and Brett, the owner is easy to get on with. Its a bit off the beaten track, and a 4wd is definately recommended, but the drive is well worth it. Only go in the dry season, as the place closes in the wet.Fishing is amazing in Bessy ck if the road in is open. Its about 200 klms from Boraloola , 20klms off the Nathan R road, very remote.Bill

-- Edited by bill12 on Sunday 11th of December 2011 06:05:34 PM

Smokeydk · Guru

the show been on TV here too..........mostly fishing for bara....

http://www.all4adventure.com/

justcruisin01 · Guru

Haven't seen or heard of it on tv, so just watched a couple of the shows on the nett from the site quoted.

great stuff, we have been out to the mouth of a couple of rivers a bit further north of there & one in themore to the bottom of the gulf , & yes, you do get that feeling that no one else has been there, makes you look over both shoulders,LOL smile smile smile . love it !!!

-- Edited by justcruisin01 on Sunday 11th of December 2011 08:08:15 PM

bill12 · Guru

Yeah, lots of crocs, and big ones.The creek at lorrela only gets fished in the dry, and only when you can get in.If you,ve seen the tv programs, its real wilderness.Brett said that the biggest manganese deposit is on the station, which , mind you, is 1million hectares!He was not happy with the drilling crews as they were destroying his tracks, but can,t stop them as he only has a pastoral lease, and doesn,t own the mineral rights.Great spot, will be back, again. Bill

wendyv · Guru

If you Google Lorella Springs, the web site will give you a place where you can sign up to receive their email newsletter a couple of times a year. Makes really interesting reading.
The web site itself will whet your appetite to visit the place. We were aiming to go there last year, until the driver's health issues kept us home. Thought about it again for this year - then ditto! Won't get there now.
A few years ago we worked a season at a nearby property - Pungalina - which was then run as a tourist venture. The scenery and wilderness there were absolutely brilliant - so much so that it has been bought by the AWC. The pictures of Lorella Springs remind me very much of Pungalina, so I think it would be a very special place to visit. It is possible to get to Borroloola on a bitumen road, so getting out to Lorella Springs would involve about 130 of unsealed road.