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Published: 2012-01-16 08:23:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 749; Favourites: 25; Downloads: 0
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The road leading to Turlee Station and Mungo National Park. This is the average road type that we encountered on our trip. Very little in the way of tar roads, most were either like this or dirt or sand or rockier.Related content
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Is your living room big enough for a road?
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40 m2. 
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we have no starbucks near me either but I could care less.HA.I dont even like their coffee.this is an interesting road for sure!!
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I don't drink at starbucks either Sandra
You don't have roads like this?
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oh yes we have plenty of them.logging roads are all over as it is the biggest business in Maine.I get scared to death with one of the log trucks behind me and I just pull over and let them by me.I live on a dirt road too.dead end.nice! with a nice pond.
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This is my kind of scenery. Some think of it as boring, empty nothingness. I personally find it fascinating - although less interesting on those 40+ deg C days!
Reminds me of driving between Carathool and Goolgowi. Although this road isn't quite as white as the Carathool Rd.
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It's a great scenery - we did have 40+ for the first 3 days. It got up to 44 too!
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There isn't even any fuel for 100kms in any direction
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As long as there's a Starbucks and my smart phone still gets internet.... LOL
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Vert remote! We drove for hours sometimes without seeing another car!
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We didn't really think about being scared
Most times there was no phone signal too!
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I always think about what would happen if you broke down out there.jeez..
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We had plenty of water, fuel and food with us and if we broke down then you just wait with your car until someone comes past.
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could be a long wait though!..
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