Great presentation of the interview.

Linda, thanks fro your comment! Sometimes the road ‘less travelled’ can be a great experience as we sometimes forget that there are many places which are great to visit which aren’t on the main tourist radar (or in the guidebook…).

Thanks, I will pass on your appreciation to my husband!

The Aboriginal art at Mt Grenfell took us a bit by surprise. I never knew the site was there until I researched the Cobar and this option caught my attention. It is a reasonable drive off the main highway route (from vague memory about 60km each way) on a mostly dirt road. But we are so glad we made the effort to visit. The area is just arid with scrubby bushes. We were there in winter and I could just imagine the local tribes trying to get through the scorching summers and the rocks where the art is being the only real place to shelter from the sun. And we were almost alone as we visited – it is great t feel like you are the only people around rather than being in a more heavily touristed location.

Iris, I know, $A30,000 is a LOT of money for a holiday. Unfortunately we are limited to going during school holidays and the flights are always more expensive at those times. So by the time you pay for flights and then add on the additional costs it all adds up quickly.

I would love to get to Chambers Pillar – when we finally get to Central Australia we may need to book a 4WD tour to get there…