Going the distance on the Bibbulmun Track

March 2013

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March 2013

Boat Harbour Shelter provides relief from the sun on the south coast section of the Bibbulmun Track. Photo: File
Paul Rush meets up with end-to-enders on Western Australia’s Bibbulmun Track The narrow sandy track twists and turns abruptly through tightly-packed coastal heath and offers a new surprise around every bend. I’m suddenly confronted with a black and white snake with a forked tongue rising out of the sand. It’s a little unnerving for a […]
Alistair Hall

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